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Hunt For Indian-Origin Suspected Of Molesting New Zealand Woman

Darpan News Desk IANS, 07 Dec, 2015 11:41 AM
    New Zealand police are on a hunt for an Indian or Indonesian for molesting a woman at a bus station in Auckland, the media reported on Monday.
     
    The police called for public assistance to identify a man who grabbed a young woman from behind, covered her mouth before indecently assaulting her at Sunnynook Bus Station - the smallest such in Auckland - on November 25, 3news.co.nz reported.
     
    The police released CCTV pictures of a man who is dark-skinned, possibly of Indian or Indonesian origin, with black hair and a gap in his front teeth, the report said.
     
    He was seen wearing a black t-shirt with yellow horizontal stripes, denim shorts, dark socks and boots.
     
    He was also carrying a large dark bag, with long straps, that he wore on his shoulder.

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