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New sexual assault charge for alleged bedroom invader Zoe

Ollie Williams
By Ollie Williams

Bobby Zoe, the Yellowknife man accused of breaking into a downtown bedroom, has been charged with another sexual assault.

The 34-year-old – full name Bobby Robert Zoe – was arrested on Sunday after the occupant of a Yellowknife home reported he had broken in and sexually assaulted them.

Read: Sexual assault arrest after man breaks into downtown bedroom

Police have now charged Zoe with a second sexual assault which took place earlier in the month.

On February 1, RCMP responded to a similar incident in downtown Yellowknife but could not find a suspect at the time.

They now believe Zoe, who has multiple past sexual assault convictions to his name, was responsible.

He is next due in court on February 24.

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