Waynesboro man attacked at gas pump after texting suspect's wife
Police arrested a man accused of attacking a victim at a Waynesboro gas station for communicating with the suspect’s wife, according to authorities.
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Police arrested a man accused of attacking a victim at a Waynesboro gas station for communicating with the suspect’s wife, according to authorities.
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