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\nThe Louisville Metro Police Department has released new images of the serial robber who has been assaulting and robbing women with a handgun over the last several weeks in southwest Louisville.<\/p>\n
\nThe Louisville Metro Police Department has released new images of the serial robber who has been assaulting and robbing women with a handgun over the last several weeks in southwest Louisville.<\/p>\n
The images were released Friday morning.<\/p>\n
Sgt. Matt Sanders, a spokesman for the Louisville Metro Police Department, said based on their investigation so far, this suspect primarily targets women in or around apartment complexes.<\/p>\n
The suspect has been seen on camera, lurking in an apartment complex for hours and at one point, the alleged suspect pulled up a chair on someone’s lower-level patio and just hung out waiting. He for the perfect victim.<\/p>\n
The incidents happened off Terry Road, near West Pages Lane, Greenwood Drive, and Dixie Highway near East Pages Lane. Police now believe “there is a pattern emerging.” <\/p>\n
The latest incident happened in Valley Station early Sunday just before 6 a.m. in the 4500 block of Kennedy Place Circle near Stonestreet, according to a news release from the Louisville Metro Police Department. <\/p>\n
The first attack occurred just before 4 a.m. on June 25th. <\/p>\n
One victim said a man approached her as she was walking to her front door, hit her on the head with his gun, stole her wallet and then ran away. <\/p>\n
She had to be taken to the hospital and needed several stiches.<\/p>\n
Investigators said at least seven women have been attacked. Police believe one of those victims was also sexually assaulted.<\/p>\n
The incidents have typically occurred in areas “relatively close to each other” between midnight and 5 a.m., according to police.<\/p>\n
All incidents have also occurred at apartment complexes: three times at the River Breeze Apartments, twice at Moss Creek Apartments, and once at the Finish Line Apartments. <\/p>\n
Louisville Metro Police said the description of the suspect and use of a handgun in each case is similar. <\/p>\n