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   From: kamala.harris.failed@san.francisco   
      
   A 43-year-old woman said she was raped while jogging along Manhattan's West   
   Side Highway Thursday morning, according to police.   
      
   The woman told authorities she was jogging near Pier 45 when, at about 5:30   
   a.m., a man grabbed her from behind, choked her and knocked her to the ground,   
   the New York Police Department said.   
      
   She said he raped her, stole her wallet and phone and then fled on foot,   
   according to police.   
      
   The victim flagged down another jogger who dialed 911, police said.   
      
   She was taken to a hospital in stable condition, police said.   
      
   Police announced the arrest of 29-year-old Carl Phanor on Thursday in   
   connection with the jogger's rape. Phanor has also been charged in the March   
   27 rape of a different woman in a nearly identical location. Additionally,   
   police said Phanor has been    
   charged in a third incident, an attack on a woman on the East Side of   
   Manhattan. He is facing charges of sexually motivated robbery, robbery, grand   
   larceny, strangulation, predatory sexual assault and criminal sex act.   
      
   https://i.abcnewsfe.com/a/9831ae02-87e2-4bbe-ac6d-7e931a07ec74/P   
   ANOR-ht-er-221103_1667510469921_hpMain_4x5.jpg?w=750   
   Carl Phanor in a photo released by police.   
   NYPD   
      
   Police said Phanor is undomiciled.   
      
   Law enforcement sources told ABC News earlier that a suspect was apprehended   
   after he used the victim's credit card at a Target store in Midtown Manhattan.   
      
   Gabrielle Sumkin, who identified herself as the jogger who called 911, told   
   ABC News she was on her usual running route when she noticed the victim, who   
   she said appeared to be in distress. She said the victim had blood on her arm   
   and elbows and was    
   covering her eyes with her hand.   
      
   The 23-year-old said the victim could barely speak. Sumkin said, while she was   
   on the phone with 911, the woman kept repeating, "I need help."   
      
   She said she didn't want to press the woman about what happened, and said she   
   left the scene once first responders arrived. Sumkin said it wasn't until news   
   reports came out that she learned the woman had been raped.   
      
   Sumkin said she was sickened when she found out, and excused herself from work   
   to go on a walk and cry.   
      
   "It's disgusting. I'm a staunch feminist. I support women," she said. "People   
   who commit crimes like that are at the absolute bottom of my list."   
      
   https://abcnews.go.com/US/43-year-woman-raped-jogging-manhattan-   
   olice/story?id=92620213   
      
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