
Suspect busted in Brooklyn sexual assault, robbery: cops
NY Post
Cops busted the creep who sexually assaulted and robbed a 28-year-old woman in Brooklyn last week, authorities said Monday morning.
Adrian Quarless, 37, approached the victim around 1 a.m. July 25 on the steps of a building near North 10th and Roebling streets in Williamsburg, according to cops. The stranger allegedly tossed the woman down the stairs, molested her and stole her purse — holding her credit cards, cash, and identification — before fleeing on foot.More Related News

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