Homeless man apprehended for assaulting woman in Long Beach.
Man Arrested for Assaulting Woman on Long Beach Sidewalk
A shocking incident took place in Long Beach, Calif., where a man was caught on security video assaulting a woman on a busy sidewalk. The victim, Rebekah Pederson, described the attack as “absolutely disgusting” in an interview with Fox11.
The security footage shows the victim walking in a dark dress, passing by a man sitting on the sidewalk. Suddenly, the man stands up and starts following her. He then grabs and lifts her dress, causing her to fall to the ground. Fortunately, a brave witness nearby intervened, but the suspect managed to escape before the police arrived.
“When I turned around, I did notice he started picking up his pants,” Ms. Pedersen said. “If it wasn’t in broad daylight, and that [good Samaritan] was sitting there, [the suspect] would have raped me.”
The authorities later apprehended the suspect, identified as 30-year-old Miguel Avila, who was homeless at the time. Avila is now facing potential charges, including sexual battery. According to jail records, he has been booked on suspicion of a felony and remains in custody.
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