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A Texas man has been charged with burglary after he allegedly broke into a woman’s home with the intent to sexually assault her, according to police.
Deputies with Constable Mark Herman’s Office in the fourth precinct in Harris County responded to a call on Monday about a burglary in progress, police said in a statement. The homeowner called police to report the suspect had broken into her residence.
Authorities arrived on scene within four minutes and found Elon Hosten, 34, “hiding inside the bathroom.”
The woman, who wished to remain anonymous, told KPRC 2 that her young three children were at school while her eldest daughter was still getting ready for school. The woman said when her boyfriend left to go on a walk, he didn’t lock the door. Moments later, her daughter walked into her bedroom and locked the door, according to the report.
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Hypothermia can set in quickly if you’re not careful in this bitter cold
Re Chelle Turner, KPRC
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HOUSTON – Frigid temperatures are sweeping across the country. Local health experts said the cold weather can cause your body to lose heat faster than it can produce it.
“Hypothermia and cold temperatures go parallel and there is definitely some danger associated with them,” said Dr. Ambica Sandhir, an ER Physician at St. Luke’s Health-Patients Medical Center.
“I think people need to understand that Houston is not prepared for this. Houston is not prepared, and Houstonians are not prepared,” said Dr. Joseph Varon with United Memorial Medical Center.