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Police Want to Talk With Woman In Confrontation at Planned Parenthood

Geneva Sun
AURORA -- Police are hoping a surveillance photo will help identify a woman who allegedly grabbed the arm of an employee at the Planned Parenthood Clinic last fall. At 11 a.m. on Oct. 1, three workers were leaving the clinic at 3051 E. New York St., police said. The three employees were on a break and walking to the nearby grocery store, when the suspect followed them and made derogatory comments about where they worked, police said.
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Posted by Editor at January 6, 2009 10:31 PM