WSB reported that Gainesville police said Obed Reyes broke through a closet wall into an apartment and attacked a 15-year-old girl who was with two younger family members.
Record check
Did the record support “Teen Girl Fights Off Intruder Who Broke Through Apartment Wall in Georgia”?
Part of this event: Teen Girl Fights Off Intruder Who Broke Through Apartment Wall in Georgia
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How the record moved
Police-attributed reporting and registered CBS coverage are retained; the official incident release and court record remain missing.
Evidence state
developing
A directly retrievable Gainesville Police incident release or court record, charging updates, the teenager's recovery, corrections, or additional registered coverage.
Receipts
- captured headline
Teen Girl Fights Off Intruder Who Broke Through Apartment Wall in Georgia
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- subject identity
subject identity
WSB and CBS identify the same city, alleged assailant, minor victim, and wall-entry account, while the underlying police post was not directly retrievable.
Open source receipt - originating speaker
WSB attributes the arrest, alleged conduct, and charges to Gainesville police.
The directly fetched WSB report repeatedly attributes the account to police, but the referenced police social page was inaccessible to direct fetch.
Open source receipt - reporter publication
WSB Radio News Staff published the report on August 13, with MaryRyan Howarth listed as a contributor.
The byline, publication, timestamp, and contributor credit were directly fetched.
Open source receipt - atomic claim
WSB reported that Gainesville police said Obed Reyes broke through a closet wall into an apartment and attacked a 15-year-old girl who was with two younger family members.
The directly fetched article states the allegation, entry method, location, and ages.
Open source receipt - cross publication coverage
Gainesville man arrested after breaking through wall and assaulting 15-year-old girl in her family's apartment, police say
The configured cbsnews.com host returned HTTP 200, and the retained excerpt is below the rights cap.
- response correction
The retained reports describe police allegations and charges; no directly retrievable court disposition or statement from the accused was located.
Both reports attribute the account to police, and the official police social page failed direct fetch.
- resolution evidence status
Police-attributed reporting and registered CBS coverage are retained; the official incident release and court record remain missing.
The official social source was inaccessible, and no directly retrievable docket or disposition appeared in the bounded search.
This page is a source-linked record. It does not score a person, infer motive, or replace the preserved source material.