Knoxville Police ask public's help identifying man who reportedly assaulted a woman
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Knoxville Police Department posted seeking the public's help identifying a man who they say reportedly assaulted a woman.
The woman, 20, was assaulted early on Saturday at an apartment at Union Knoxville on Cumberland Avenue, according to the KPD. She received significant injuries to her face and was taken to East Tennessee Children's Hospital for treatment, police say.
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The police said the suspect's first name may be Jackson. KPD asked people with information to contact East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers.
There are multiple ways you can provide anonymous information to Crime Stoppers. You can call 865-215-7165 or **TIPS, and go online at www.easttnvalleycrimestoppers.org, via the free mobile app, P3 Tips, or the East Tennessee Valley Crime Stoppers Facebook page. Tipsters can remain anonymous and are eligible to receive a cash reward.
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