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   From: the.invisible.fat-assed.karen.bass.not@lamayor.org   
      
   CINCINNATI — Police are investigating two sex crimes against women in   
   Westwood just one day apart.   
      
   Thursday, Cincinnati police released a sketch of a man they wanted for   
   questioning in an attempted rape in the 3100 block of Queen City Avenue.   
      
   A rape that happened the day before a few minutes away was not made public.   
      
   The Thursday attempted rape happened around 12:15 p.m. and sent a woman to the   
   hospital.   
      
   According to dispatchers, the woman said the suspect got into her garage,   
   pushed her into the basement and tried removing her pants when a ladder fell   
   on him and he ran out the home.   
      
   Radio communication between police and dispatchers following the assault shows   
   officers quickly connect the attempted rape to a rape the day before at an   
   apartment nearby.   
      
   Mark Andrews, 30, was arrested Friday night. He is currently behind bars at   
   the Hamilton County Justice Center, charged with rape that happened at an   
   apartment on Mozart Avenue in Westwood Wednesday.   
      
   Court documents said Andrews forced his way into the victim's apartment.   
      
   So far, no one has been charged in the attempted rape on Queen City Avenue. It   
   occurred in the same block Andrews was arrested in on Friday.   
      
   The descriptions provided by the two victims were similar, including the   
   clothes the suspect was wearing.   
      
   "Male black, 30s, 5'7, beard, black hat, black puffy jacket and black pants,"   
   a dispatcher relayed to officers following the second attack.   
      
   Andrews has a long arrest history. Last year, charges against him were dropped   
   in at least two cases when he was found mentally incompetent to stand trial.   
      
   This May, he underwent treatment to reach competency in a different case. He   
   was charged with harassment with a bodily substance for spitting on police   
   officers. In that case, he was sentenced to a year in prison. He received   
   credit for time served for    
   204 days. It is unclear when he was released, but Andrews is currently on   
   probation, according to court documents.   
      
   In the rape case, his bond was set Monday at $500,000 with electronic   
   monitoring requirements if released.   
      
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