Two Local Mckinney students are subject to class A felonys
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McKinney - Two 18-year-old boys have been arrested for the rape of a woman in mckinney, Texas, near Mckinney North High School
Meanwhile, police are still looking for a third person they believe is also responsible for the attack and believe he was armed at the time.
It was surveillance video taken from a Local business(Raising Canes) and help from an alert member of the public that led Mckinney police to the identity of the teens seen in the video. Investigators say the forensic evidence from the 18-year-olds connected him to the victim of a sexual assault.
“A search warrant was obtained for the DNA,” explained Mckinney Police Major Jimmy Vaughn. “It was executed on that individual at which time yesterday, April 12, we were notified that the DNA profile came back as a match.”
Police say the victim came face-to-face with the duo on April 7 as she left work just before 3 a.m. and walked to meet some friends. The teens allegedly sexually assaulted her in a secluded area off University Blvd. at gunpoint.
Since the unsettling attack, MPD added extra patrols to the popular nightspot. McKinney police are eager to locate the other suspect still at large and are asking the same public who helped them identify the first suspect to take another good look at the second suspect.
“As you can see, he's wearing a shirt with what our best guess is a resemblance to Marilyn Monroe,” Vaughn said.
Detectives haven’t had a chance to interview the 18-year-olds who is in custody and are unsure if he's willing to cooperate and reveal who the other guy is.
Anyone with information is asked to call McKinney police.
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