A sketch of a suspect has been released by police. The suspect is believed to have seriously injured a woman in an attack involving a baseball bat. This incident occurred earlier in the summer.
The sketch was made public by the Sugar Land Police Department. They are likely seeking information to aid in their investigation. Further details about the incident and the suspect can be found through the police department's release.
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