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PG RCMP investigating sexual assault allegations

A 30-year-old Alberta man was arrested by Prince George RCMP in connection with a report a seven-year-old girl was sexually assaulted.

Police say the incident happened on June 3rd near Norwood Street and Porter Avenue.

The man is charged with:

  • Sexual Interference
  • Invitation to Sexual Touching
  • Sexual Assault

The man appeared in court today (Thursday) and was released with multiple conditions until his next court date.

“These types of incidents are particularly concerning to police and we dedicate considerable effort and resources to solving them. Fortunately, in this case we were able to quickly identify the unknown suspect and make an arrest,” stated Superintendent Shaun Wright.

RCMP is still investigating.

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