Chicago police release new photo of suspect in sexual assault of USPS postal worker
CHICAGO - On Sunday, Chicago police released a new photo of the suspect in the sexual assault of a USPS worker.
Chicago police said the victim had just left a Mobile gas station at 28th and Pulaski around 9:15 a.m. on Saturday when she was attacked. She got into her USPS van and a man hiding inside grabbed her by the hair and told her to drive to a parking lot.
Postal worker attacked in USPS van in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood
Chicago police said the victim had just left a Mobile gas station at 28th and Pulaski. She got into her USPS van around 9:15 a.m. and a man inside attacked her. He grabbed her by the hair and told her to drive to a parking lot. Nate Rodgers reports. STORY https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/woman-attacked-inside-business-in-chicagos-south-lawndale-neighborhood
He told her to go to the back of the USPS van and take off her clothes. As she was climbing out the back of the van, he hit her and ripped off some of her clothes. She was able to escape.
Chicago police described the suspect:
- Male, Hispanic
- Approximately 40-49 years old
- Short hair
- Last seen wearing a black puffy, light colored sleeveless shirt, dark jeans and black shoes
- Multiple arm and chest tattoos and a tattoo on the side of his head