OKC police seek help finding rape suspect

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Thursday, September 18th 2008, 1:47 pm

By: News 9

NEWS 9

Oklahoma City police are asking for any help they can get to track down a rape suspect.

Officers said a man broke into a home on N Lincoln on Saturdayand beat and raped a woman inside. When her neighbor came to check on her, she was beaten as well.

If you know who the man is, call Crimestoppers at 235-7300.

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