Suspected Medical Center sexual attacker continues to evade capture. Here's what we know about him. quoting : mySanAntonio

Attacks near UTSA unconfirmedIn late January, a woman posted on Twitter that the wanted man had attacked her at apartments near the UTSA campus. Suspected Medical Center sexual attacker continues to evade capture. The warning from UTSA Chief of Police Gerald Lewis came weeks after unconfirmed ... more Photo: Bob Owen, Staff / San Antonio Express-News Suspected Medical Center sexual attacker continues to evade capture. UTSA issues warning to studentsOn Feb. 20, 2017, the UTSA Police Department warned students of the attacker on social media. Nearly six weeks after the first reports surfaced, the suspect continues to evade capture.




SAN ANTONIO - The need for more leads after several rapes and attempted rapes in the Medical Center area has triggered another appeal by the San Antonio Police Department for more information from the public. Power also urges women in the Medical Center area to pay close attention to their personal safety by not looking down at their smartphones to be more aware of their surroundings. Chloe Power, community relations director for the Rape Crisis Center, said the women were overpowered by their attacker. A surveillance video shows the man who police believe is the suspect, walking then trotting across an apartment complex parking lot. Greene said the suspect is not being called a serial rapist at this point.

VIDEO: Medical Center suspect spotted on surveillance camera walking through parking lot

SAN ANTONIO - Police re-released video on Monday of a person they suspect is responsible for several sexual assaults and attempted sexual assaults in the Medical Center area. Many of the incidents have taken place in the areas of Huebner Road, Eckert Road and Babcock Road. No other information was provided about where the video was taken or whether anyone was targeted by the man. The video shows a car pull into a parking lot on January 8. If you think you might recognize the person in the video, call the San Antonio Police Department's Special Victims Unit at 210-207-2313.



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