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Victim speaks out after Chicago man charged with attacking several women
One of the women attacked Sunday morning by a Chicago man is speaking out.
CHICAGO - One of the women attacked Sunday morning by a Chicago man is speaking out.
Quavon Ewing is accused of trying to drag a woman inside his car Sunday morning in the 200 block of South Sangamon Street. Police said on the same day, Ewing also beat up a woman in the 100 block of West Roosevelt Road and attacked another woman, 25, in the 600 block of South State Street.
"His eyes are kind of wild. I could see that he wasn't someone that was all the way there," said the victim in the first attack, who wants to remain anonymous.
The 35-year-old woman was on her way to the gym on Roosevelt Road at 8:30 a.m.
Police said he bear-hugged her before she was able to fight him off. She said he exposed himself right before lunging at her.
"I punched him repeatedly, and I was like, 'Get off of me.' I was screaming. And he would not let me go. He just kept trying to pull me into him," she said.
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The woman ran off after she bit him, but 15 minutes later, police say Ewing tried to force a 45-year-old woman into a van on the 200 block of South Sangamon.
That victim was also able to resist, while others in the area were able to video record the incident and intervene verbally.
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"That video with the van - that helped me be able to reach out to detectives and say, 'Hey, I was attacked by someone in the exact same van. That's the van,'" the woman told FOX 32.
In the third incident, minutes later, police said Ewing poured a bottle of urine onto a 25-year-old woman on the CTA Red Line Platform at Harrison.
Ewing is a registered sex offender and was convicted of aggravated criminal sexual abuse in 2018.
He was also convicted of aggravated battery two years later.
He is being held on a 500,000 bond and is due back in court Oct. 19.