La Grange, IL|News|
Woman Hits Another On La Grange Train Platform: Police
The suspect had a "scrunched-in" face and was wearing "intense" makeup, police said.

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The suspect had a "scrunched-in" face and was wearing "intense" makeup, police said.

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