Liberated Woman Invites Total Stranger from Dating Web Site to Her Brooklyn Apartment, Where He Proceeds to Assault and Rob Her

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Police: Woman Attacked, Robbed in Brooklyn Apartment after Meeting Man on Dating Site

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