34-y-o charged after allegedly breaking into woman’s home, assaulting her
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October 3, 2024

34-y-o charged after allegedly breaking into woman’s home, assaulting her

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica —  A 34-year-old man is now facing house breaking and indecent assault charges after reportedly gaining access to a woman’s home and stripping himself before assaulting her.

Charged is Julian Maylor of Mount Rosser, Ewarton in St Catherine.

It is reported that on Wednesday, September 18 in the Roadside district of Ewarton in the parish, Maylor removed the window to a woman’s house, entered and undressed himself. He then allegedly assaulted the woman.

A report was made to the police and on Wednesday, October 2, Maylor was apprehended and charged. Preparations for his court date are underway.

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