Arrest in Broadway-Lafayette Sexual Assault

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November 22, 2011, 9:45 am

Arrest in Broadway-Lafayette Sexual Assault

The police have arrested a suspect for an attack on a woman at the Broadway-Lafayette Station on Nov. 10.

Police say that 50-year-old Samuel Mangum of Staten Island snuck up behind the woman at around 10 a.m. as she was boarding an M train and assaulted her. No injuries were reported. Mr. Mangum faces one count of sex abuse in the third degree.

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