Joliet, IL|News|
Schoolgirl-Accosting Pervert Captured: Cops
The alleged pervert lived in a basement apartment nearby the scene of his attack on the 12-year-old, police said.

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The alleged pervert lived in a basement apartment nearby the scene of his attack on the 12-year-old, police said.

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The man was identified by a tattoo and a hospital bracelet.
The homeless woman was upset with the nurse, police said.
The Joliet man was also throwing around racial slurs, police said.
The Joliet woman’s blood-alcohol level was more than four times the legal limit for driving, police said.