A woman survives a terrifying attack and attempted rape along the Monon Trail on Indy's north side over the weekend. Police reports show the attack took place along a wooded section of the Monon near 71st street on Saturday, just before 5pm. A woman told police she was walking south on the trail, just north of Broad Ripple, when she was assaulted.
A woman survives a terrifying attack and attempted rape along the Monon Trail on Indy's north side over the weekend. Police reports show the attack took place along a wooded section of the Monon near 71st street on Saturday, just before 5pm. A woman told police she was walking south on the trail, just north of Broad Ripple, when she was assaulted.
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Local and federal authorities served a series of warrant warrants across central Indiana Wednesday.
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