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Man Arrested for Daytime Sexual Assaults in Aurora

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Aurora man charged with daytime sexual assaults; police seek more victims and witnesses

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Man Arrested for Daytime Sexual Assaults in Aurora

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Arrested for Daytime Sexual Assaults in Aurora. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On this March 21st in Canada, here's what is making headlines. A 27-year-old man from Aurora now faces three counts of sexual assault after incidents in his hometown on March 19th. York Regional Police say the attacks happened around young and Wellington streets during the daytime hours leading up to 4pm. Investigators describe how the suspect approached three strangers and made unwanted sexual contact with each one. None of the victims knew him beforehand and officers arrested the man right nearby after getting reports. Police are urging the public to come forward, believing more people could have seen what happened since it all unfolded in broad daylight. They remind everyone that sexual assault covers any non-consensual touching of a sexual nature, with no time limit for pressing charges. Right now, detectives are following up on potential additional victims and witnesses. They're asking anyone with details to contact the Special Victims Unit at 1-866-8765-423-extension-707-1.

Staying vigilant helps protect the community, so if something comes to mind, make that call to bring closure.

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