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And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Today is Friday, May 21st.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Police say a serial stalker and rapist is now being sought for seven incidents that occurred during a three-day span in the Philadelphia region. During the latest incident, police say the suspect attacked a woman in Upper Marion Township Montgomery County. The incidents happened between May 15th and May 18th. Some of the victims were able to get away unharmed. During the incidents, police say the suspect preyed on his victims and sexually assaulted them before getting away. Most of the victims,

the suspect targeted, worked at gentlemen's clubs in the city. On the 6100 block of Pashionk Avenue,

on May 15th, police say a Sin City cabaret nightclub bartender was followed home to Media,

Pennsylvania about 2.45 a.m. by a man in a silver Dodge Charger. The victim's boyfriend was home at the time, and the suspect ultimately fled the scene. The next day at 12 a.m., the accused suspect followed a woman home after leaving Delilah on Spring Garden Street. Please say the victim tried to evade the suspect in West Naruton. She eventually went into a Wawa to get help, and the suspect was nowhere to be found at that point. At 5 a.m. the same morning, police say the suspect approached a woman while seated in her vehicle in the 3,100 block of North 11th Street. The suspect is accused of sexually assaulting her in an alley, holding her gunpoint. He pointed the gun at her, took her around the corner, and raped her, said Captain Mark Bergman of the commanding, the commanding officer of the Philadelphia Police Special Victims Unit. On May 17th at 9.30 in the evening, police say the suspect followed a woman leaving the Oasis in the 6,700 block of Essington Avenue. He's just hitting them all up. Yeah, making the rounds. It's horrifying.

On the 18th at 12 a.m., a woman returning was was returning from cheerleaders in Philadelphia on the 2,700 block of South Front Street when she noticed a man in her apartment complex.

Police said the suspect attempted to approach the victim who started to scream for help.

The suspect then fled later that morning, 10.20 a.m.

He came back, posed as an electrical worker, and gained access to the victim's apartment once inside. He produced a handgun and then sexually assaulted and robbed the two people that were inside. On the 18th in Upper Marion Township, the same suspect approached a woman at the gym inside the Crown Plaza and pulled out a weapon. The suspect then allegedly demanded

she leave with him when she refused. Police say the victim was struck in the head with a weapon.

The victim was able to get away. The suspect was the last scene fleeing the lobby.

A guy who's prepared to do all this is prepared to kill someone. Yeah. Yeah. Police say,

please have surveillance video of the man fitting the description of the suspect. The Dodge

Charger appears that he appears to be driving has no plates. So anyone with information about this

person or his whereabouts is asked to contact police, you can call 215-685-3-2-6-4.

In Montgomery County, Pennsylvania School District is apologizing after video captured a volunteer coach punching a player during a lacrosse game. It happened last Friday during the game between North Penn High School and Methacton High School. The methactin lacrosse team was down two points when video shows a North Penn player force a methactin player out of bounds. The video then shows another North Penn player walked to the sidelines. Suddenly, a methactin coach punches the player in the helmet. The referee then tries to

bring the resulting chaos under control. The coach's name has not been released because he's not

been charged. In a statement, Methacton School Superintendent Dr. David Zurb issued an apology

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