Police release drawing of man wanted for breaking into Roseland home and sexually assaulting child

The girl, 7, was asleep when the man entered through a bedroom window, police say.

By Sun-Times Wire

A Chicago police star on a wall at headquarters.

Chicago police have released a drawing of a man wanted for breaking into a Roseland home last week and sexually assaulting a young girl.

The girl, 7, was asleep when the man entered through a bedroom window around 3 a.m. July 22 and sexually assaulted her, police said in a statement.

A drawing of a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a child July 22, 2021, in Roseland.

The man ran off when he was confronted by the girl’s father, police said. He ran into the 102nd Street alley between Forest and Prairie avenues, police said.

Police described him as 6 feet tall, with heavy muscular build and short black hair. He was last seen wearing a white shirt, blue jeans and black shoes.

Police asked anyone with information to call the special victims unit at (312) 492-3810 or submit an anonymous tip to cpdtip.com.

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