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KINGSTON, Ont. 鈥?Police say two women fled their home in just their pyjamas after a man allegedly entered their house in Kingston, Ont., late at night and threatened one of them.They say the victim was in her bed Wednesday night when a man she didn ;t know allegedly entered her bedroom and closed the door and threatened her with an aluminum water bottle after she asked him to leave.Investigators allege the man then made sexual remarks and the woman called out for her roommate, who called 911.
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