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   NASHVILLE, TN - A day of relentless investigation following Wednesday   
   morning’s attempted stranger rape of a 72-year-old woman who lives in the   
   Cumberland Gardens neighborhood of Nashville in the area of 28th Avenue North   
   and Ed Temple Boulevard has    
   led to the arrest of the suspected attacker.   
      
   61-Year-old Jimmy F. Avery is being charged tonight with two counts of   
   aggravated burglary and two counts of attempted rape. Avery was apprehended at   
   4:50 p.m. after North Precinct Officers Rachel Susee and Dawn Thornsberry   
   spotted him in an apartment    
   complex parking lot not far from the victim’s home attempting to burglarize   
   a vehicle. The officers noted that Avery very closely matched the description   
   given by the attempted rape victim. He was turned over to detectives from the   
   Special Victims    
   Division.   
      
   The victim in this case told detectives that she was lying in bed watching   
   television at 4 a.m. Wednesday morning when she suddenly saw a strange man   
   standing in her room. She said she fought him off as he attempted to sexually   
   assault her. He left the    
   home. She said the man returned two hours later while she was still in bed. He   
   again tried to repeatedly rape her as she continued to fight. At one point the   
   victim attempted to stab her assailant with a pair of household scissors with   
   orange handles.    
   Scissors matching that description were found on Avery’s person when he was   
   arrested. The suspect ultimately left the victim’s home, but said he would   
   be back. She notified her medical alert company that she needed help. The   
   company called police at    
   7:08 a.m.   
      
   The woman’s attacker gained entry to her home by pulling an air conditioning   
   unit out of a window. Detectives secured the victim’s home as they were   
   conducting the investigation by cutting a piece of wood to size and nailing it   
   into the window frame.   
      
   Detective Nick Carter with the Metro Police Department is leading this   
   investigation.   
      
   Source: Metro Nashville Police   
      
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