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Harrington Woman Arrested for Harassment

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By Kye Parsons - email

HARRINGTON, Del.- Police have arrested a 51-year-old Harrington woman accused of sending more than 70 unwanted text messages to a man.

Harrington police said that on Saturday, officers were contacted by the victim who stated he was being harassed by Tina M. Straw. When officers examined the victim's phone, they said they were able to verify that Straw had sent him the aforementioned number of text messages.

Straw was taken into custody and charged with one count of harassment. She was released on $250 unsecured bail.    

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