Composite sketch of Perris groper released
The woman was on Redlands Avenue, just south of Orange Avenue, about 3 p.m. March 1, when a man on a black bicycle pulled her to the ground and started groping her, said sheriff's Sgt. Kevin Smith.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
A composite sketch of a man suspected of groping a woman who was pushing a her child in a stroller in Perris was released today by the sheriff’s department.
Groper composite sketch (Riverside County Sheriff's Dept.)
The woman was on Redlands Avenue, just south of Orange Avenue, about 3 p.m. March 1, when a man on a black bicycle pulled her to the ground and started groping her, said sheriff’s Sgt. Kevin Smith.
The attacked was interrupted by witnesses who began yelling at him, Smith said.
One witness called 911, and the suspect fled on his bike.
He is black, in his mid-20s, about 5 feet 7 inches and 200 pounds, Smith said.
“I think he’s got to be living in that area,” Johnson said.
Anyone with information about the man was asked to call sheriff’s Investigator Glen Johnson at 951-201-0540.
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Comment by: Perris Dude Posted: March 12, 2010, 6:46 am
The Perris City government should stop allowing other jurisdictions from dumping their sex offenders and ex-cons on Perris, which is the reason Perris has a dispropportiante share of sex offenders. It strains our law enforcement’s ability to respond to police calls. Whenever I call Capt McElvain’s dispatch to report a graffiti artist work in progress or someone smoking crack cocaine in the open field near my home, they always tell me they have more pressing matters to repsond to and will have someone out there in an hour or two. I am a Perris resident and voter and YES I LIVE WITH FEAR ANGER AND HELPLESSNESS IN PERRIS.