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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.

Ollie Williams
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