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Mrs. Andrew's class sang and danced at the School Board's monthly meeting Monday evening.
   

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Teen runaway alleging assault, rushed to hospital - Assailant remains at-large
Monday, 09 June 2008
By SHAWN YORKS
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An alleged 14-year-old sexual assault victim who was ran over in the attack has refused to cooperate with law enforcement.
Guymon Police received a call Friday evening of a female standing on the roadway at Highway 54 and Mile 27 in her under garments alleging rape. The Texas County Sheriff's Department was advised due to the location.
Upon arrival, law enforcement found the female with multiple lacerations, and tire marks on her body. She was taken to Memorial Hospital of Texas County by Guymon EMS personnel, where she was reportedly admitted.
But that's where the story gets muddy.
"We determined that the victim is a 14-year-old runaway from Woodward," Sheriff Arnold Peoples said. "She refused to cooperate. Her mom came and got her.
"She changed her story several times. We're not sure what really happened."
At first officials were told to be on the lookout for a blue Lincoln heading east with either Kansas or Oklahoma plates. Then they were told to look for a red Lincoln heading west, then maybe an SUV, direction unknown.
"Her story changed several times," People said. "We're not sure if it was a rape."
Deputies are still investigating the incident.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 10 June 2008 )
 
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