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Friday, 1 May 2015 - 15:55

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Man held for groping woman, stealing her dog

The police arrested a 30 year old man from Tilburg in Oirschot on Thursday for attacking a woman, groping her and then stealing her dog. The man attacked the 33 year old woman at around 23:00 on Thursday night while she was walking her dog on Koestraat. He then started groping the woman. She screamed and the man fled, taking her dog with him. Fifteen minutes later the police received a report that the man was sitting on Koestraat next to the old monastery. Officers found him and the dog there. The suspect was arrested and is in custody for further investigation.

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