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Cheerleaders Attacked

Reported by: James Gordon
Email: jgordon@local15tv.com
Last Update: 11/05/2009 11:03 pm
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(MOLINO, Fla.) November 5 - Families are on high alert after attacks on local teenaged girls in their own homes. The attacks have happened over the last several days in Molino, Florida and the suspect description isn't much to go on, 6 feet tall, blonde hair, slim build.

LOCAL 15 News spoke with one of the victim's parents. Brenda McCall's 13 year old daughter - is one of the cheerleaders who was attacked last Friday. Mom says everyday since has since has been traumatic. "The nightmares the headaches not wanting to be in the house and 13 year old girls love their bedrooms my daughter wont go in her room," says McCall.

Investigators say the man who attacked her entered the house through a front porch window. The young girl was alone inside and knew something just wasn't right. "She heard strange noises she had never heard before so it just startled her so she had already prepared to open her window you know for an escape route because she said she heard footsteps," says McCall.

At knife-point the intruder forced her on the bed. In her struggle she kicked the man and got away. A second attack happened five days later on Nancy Road less than three miles from the first attack. A 16 year old girl - also a cheerleader was attacked, she too managed to get away. She describes the same suspect as the 13 year old.

"All the guns are loaded - the pepper spray is out the bats are out - all the neighbors you know (and) are coming out watching out for us," says McCall.

Escambia County Sheriff's investigators do not believe a break-in that happened this morning about 20 miles away in McDavid, Florida is related to the attacks in Molino.



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