Michael A. Young has a criminal history that extends to Florida, Nevada, Texas, and Louisiana
PHOENIX — Police are searching for a man they say threatened a woman with a machete and then abused the victim near a Phoenix bus station.
Court paperwork shows on June 11, just before 9:15 a.m., a woman flagged down an Uber driver and she told the driver she was being chased by someone who had sexually assaulted her. He then reportedly took her personal belongings and held her against her will at a nearby homeless camp, sexually assaulting her.
After providing a description of the suspect, police noted the similarities to Young, who was reportedly the suspect in another similar sexual assault report at a homeless encampment nearby.
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