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Sexual motive probed for attack Appeal after sex attack on woman
(about 4 hours later)
Further searches have taken place near the scene of an assault on a young woman in County Tyrone. Police have confirmed that a woman has been indecently assaulted in County Tyrone.
The woman was approached by a man wearing black clothing in the Maloon View area of Cookstown at about 1800 GMT on Saturday. The 26-year-old was walking home in the Maloon View area of Cookstown at 1800 GMT on Saturday when she was approached by a man wearing black clothing.
He pushed her against a wall. A sexual motive is one of the lines of inquiry. He pushed her against a wall and assaulted her. A helicopter and sniffer dogs have been used in police searches of the area.
A helicopter and sniffer dogs were called to assist with a search on Saturday evening. Councillor Tony Quinn, SDLP, said people were shocked. The police have appealed for information about the attack.
They want to hear from anyone who was in the area of Maloon view or on Morgan's Hill Road between 1730 GMT and 1830 GMT and who saw a man about 5'7'' tall.
Councillor Tony Quinn of the SDLP said people were shocked by the attack.
Police carried out searches on Saturday evening and again on Sunday.