Man arrested for sexually assaulting woman, causing broken ankle in LaGrange

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LaGrange police have apprehended 35-year-old Travis Rivers following allegations of sexual and physical assault against a 38-year-old woman, which resulted in her sustaining a broken ankle. The traumatic incident occurred shortly after midnight on Saturday on Fendig Street, where the victim was later found and transported to a hospital for treatment. Rivers was arrested for violating a conditional bond order from previous legal issues, raising concerns about his behavior. The LaGrange Police Department is committed to thoroughly investigating this case and is actively seeking additional information from the community. They have urged anyone with details about the incident to reach out to them at 706-883-2603.

This case sheds light on the critical issue of sexual violence and the community's role in supporting victims. The ongoing investigation aims to ensure justice for the victim and address safety concerns in LaGrange. As the case develops, it underscores the importance of public vigilance in reporting suspicious activities.

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