Antoine Dobine was out walking along 119th and Eggleston when he heard screams coming from a home. 'As I get closer: 'Help!' Bam, bam bam! I said, 'Who is that?' 'Help!' That's when I called police,' Dobine explained.
Antoine Dobine was out walking along 119th and Eggleston when he heard screams coming from a home.
"As I get closer: 'Help!' Bam, bam bam! I said, 'Who is that?' 'Help!' That's when I called police," Dobine explained. Once police arrived, they found a woman, 36, reportedly chained in an upstairs bedroom for days. She allegedly told officers she had been abducted and raped. Half a dozen homes on this block are abandoned, with lawns overgrown with weeds and strewn with debris.Advertisement
"Now I fear for every woman in that community, because [the attacker is] still at large," Dobine said.that I have read and agree
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