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Park 'incident' no longer under suspicion
last modified September 11. 2009 1:13PM
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The Monroe City Police has determined that an incident that took place Sept. 6 at St. Mary's Park did not involve someone intending to harm a young girl.
Police began investigating the case after it was reported to them that a girl was grabbed by a man. Those involved have been interviewed.
"It was agreed upon by all parties involved that there was no intent to cause harm or any abduction attempt during the original incident and that all parties involved agreed that no further action would be required from the police department," a news release from the City of Monroe said today.
The Evening News will be following up on this case. Look for more details in Saturday's Evening News.
Article:
http://www.monroenews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090911/NEWS01/909119998
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Park incident considered resolved
last modified September 12. 2009 12:58AM
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Police have determined that an incident near St. Mary’s Park where a man approached a young girl was an innocent encounter and not an attempted abduction as initially feared.
Monroe Police Chief John Michrina said detectives found and interviewed the man, who is developmentally disabled. They spoke to him and his guardian and determined the man was simply trying to be friendly.
"There was no criminal intent whatsoever," Chief Michrina said.
The incident was reported to police as a possible attempted abduction, although the girl’s mother was hesitant to file because she never saw the man touch her daughter, Chief Michrina said.
But family members believed that all unusual incidents should be reported because of the ongoing Nevaeh Buchanan investigation.
About 6:30 p.m. Sunday near W. Elm and Godfroy Aves., the girl told police that the man grabbed her by the arm. But it could never be verified that the man, who is in his 40s, touched her. In fact, he told police he never touched the girl, the chief said.
There was nothing criminal, the chief said, so the investigation is closed.
Article:
http://www.monroenews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090912/NEWS01/709129974
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last modified September 11. 2009 1:13PM
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The Monroe City Police has determined that an incident that took place Sept. 6 at St. Mary's Park did not involve someone intending to harm a young girl.
Police began investigating the case after it was reported to them that a girl was grabbed by a man. Those involved have been interviewed.
"It was agreed upon by all parties involved that there was no intent to cause harm or any abduction attempt during the original incident and that all parties involved agreed that no further action would be required from the police department," a news release from the City of Monroe said today.
The Evening News will be following up on this case. Look for more details in Saturday's Evening News.
Article:
http://www.monroenews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090911/NEWS01/909119998
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Park incident considered resolved
last modified September 12. 2009 12:58AM
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Police have determined that an incident near St. Mary’s Park where a man approached a young girl was an innocent encounter and not an attempted abduction as initially feared.
Monroe Police Chief John Michrina said detectives found and interviewed the man, who is developmentally disabled. They spoke to him and his guardian and determined the man was simply trying to be friendly.
"There was no criminal intent whatsoever," Chief Michrina said.
The incident was reported to police as a possible attempted abduction, although the girl’s mother was hesitant to file because she never saw the man touch her daughter, Chief Michrina said.
But family members believed that all unusual incidents should be reported because of the ongoing Nevaeh Buchanan investigation.
About 6:30 p.m. Sunday near W. Elm and Godfroy Aves., the girl told police that the man grabbed her by the arm. But it could never be verified that the man, who is in his 40s, touched her. In fact, he told police he never touched the girl, the chief said.
There was nothing criminal, the chief said, so the investigation is closed.
Article:
http://www.monroenews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090912/NEWS01/709129974
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I'm wondering why hasn't there been an arrest in this case...LE made it seem that they had so much evidence that was buried with her. What is taking them so long to find the monster that did this. I don't want to see this become another cold case that goes unsolved. Neveah deserves justice...what happened to her was horriable. Not to mention that this happened 15 minutes from my home! I want whoever is responsible to pay for what they did ASAP! 
