Grafton Police identify suspect after man approaches kid at Lime Kiln Park
Posted: Jul 12, 2017 11:00 AM CDT
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After interviewing the man, police do not believe he had any inappropriate or unlawful motives.
The incident happened on Monday in the afternoon when the man approached of pre-teen children who were fishing. The man offered to help the kids fix a tangled fishing pole and then said he could take them to a better fishing location and said they could get into the back of his truck.
The man said he was sincerely trying to help the kids by showing them a better location to fish. After he left he realized that his actions may have seemed inappropriate.
Police advised the man regarding his behavior and counseled him on approaching children.
A background check did not reveal any previous issues.
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