Hoboken police release photo of suspect accused of groping 3 women
The incidents all happened on July 30. Hoboken police are investigating each incident as criminal sexual contact.
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yesterdayHoboken police have released a photograph of the man they say groped three women in three separate incidents in the city last month.
The incidents all happened on July 30 near the intersections of Second and Garden streets, Garden and First streets, and Willow Avenue and Seventh Street. They say the suspect was riding an e-bike.
Hoboken police are investigating each incident as criminal sexual contact.
Anyone who recognizes the man is urged to call Hoboken police at 201-420-3103 or email GrossiD@hobokenpdnj.gov.
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