Haverstraw man convicted of raping 15-year-old
Jimmie Moore, 65, was found guilty after a jury trial, according to the Rockland County D.A.'s office.
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yesterdayA Haverstraw man has been convicted of raping a teen.
Jimmie Moore, 65, was found guilty after a jury trial, according to the Rockland County D.A.'s office.
Authorities said Moore sexually abused a 15-year-old child in Haverstraw from May through July 2019.
He was also convicted of attempted rape and sexual abuse.
Moore will be sentenced in September.
Jimmie Moore, 65, was found guilty after a jury trial, according to the Rockland County D.A.'s office.
Authorities said Moore sexually abused a 15-year-old child in Haverstraw from May through July 2019.
He was also convicted of attempted rape and sexual abuse.
Moore will be sentenced in September.
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