NYPD busts alleged Brooklyn sex
attacker at storage facility
where he'd been hiding out
Posted By: Ribicon, 8/2/2021 12:34:56 PM
A wanted Brooklyn sex attacker was arrested at a storage facility where he’d been staying after using his victim’s credit card there, police said Monday. Adrian Quarless, 37, was nabbed Friday morning at the CubeSmart Self Storage on Caton Place near Prospect Park and was charged with sex abuse, robbery and grand larceny. He is being held on $50,000 bail. In the attack, he allegedly confronted a 25-year-old woman around 1 a.m. on July 25 as she was walking up the stairs to enter her building at N. 10th and Roebling streets in Greenpoint. The suspect flung her down the stairs, police said, then grabbed
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A wanted Brooklyn sex attacker was arrested at a storage facility where he’d been staying after using his victim’s credit card there, police said Monday.
Adrian Quarless, 37, was nabbed Friday morning at the CubeSmart Self Storage on Caton Place near Prospect Park and was charged with sex abuse, robbery and grand larceny. He is being held on $50,000 bail. In the attack, he allegedly confronted a 25-year-old woman around 1 a.m. on July 25 as she was walking up the stairs to enter her building at N. 10th and Roebling streets in Greenpoint.
The suspect flung her down the stairs, police said, then grabbed
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Trans Women Are Real Women 35 replies
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Same stuff, different day. Why bother to have a government that refuses to perform its basic functions? Especially one run by people who claim to protect women's rights, yet leave them completely vulnerable to attack by repeat criminals?