11-year-old sexually assaulted after man enters unlocked Bothell apartment

Bothell, WALocal News

An 11-year-old child was sexually assaulted in Bothell after a man entered the family’s unlocked apartment, as reported by the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office. This shocking event has raised alarms about residential safety and the need for increased community awareness. Detectives are currently investigating the case, working diligently to gather evidence and identify the perpetrator. The incident underscores the critical importance of locking doors and being vigilant in one's neighborhood to prevent such tragedies. Community members are encouraged to report any suspicious activity to local authorities.

The Sheriff’s Office is emphasizing the need for families to discuss safety measures with their children. As the investigation unfolds, the community remains on high alert. Authorities are committed to resolving this case and ensuring justice for the young victim.

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