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And now Preston and Steve's News Updates with Kathy Romano.

It is Wednesday, March 8th, Good Morning Kathy.

Good Morning in the news this morning. A group of juveniles ransacked a center city Philadelphia

business and attacked an employee on Tuesday night. It happened at 10th and Chestnut streets just

after 6 o'clock. An employee told 6ABC one or two of the suspects held the front door closed

while the other stole hookas and damaged merchandise inside the store. Roughly 15 to 20 young people

were reportedly involved in the incident. The attack is one of a slew of recent incidents that

have involved a large group. Philadelphia police are seeking eight suspects for brutally attacking

a woman just a block from City Hall video of that incident was released on Tuesday morning.

That assault happened at 15th and Chestnut just after 7 o'clock in the evening. On February 23rd,

police say the victim of 33-year-old woman was knocked down by a group of people.

The suspects then beat the victim until she was unconscious.

The video shows at least one suspect stomping on her. The group then walks away.

One of the suspects picks up a bike off of the ground while leaving and surveillance images

show several suspects using bikes. Police release still images of each of the eight suspects in hopes

of identifying those responsible. All of the attackers appeared to be young. In the last three years,

there have been an average of 180 assaults per year, but in the last 12 months there have been more

than 200. There was no word on any possible motive for this assault. The victim suffered injuries

to her head, face and body. Police are still searching for the suspects of the February 5th attack as

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