A man is accused of threatening or attacking three victims in a short span of time near Delray Beach. The incidents occurred in the area around Publix and Chili's. Delray Beach police report that the attacks happened within about 15 minutes of each other.
The man was later arrested in Boca Raton. Further details about the incidents and the arrest are available from local authorities, including Delray Beach police, as reported by CBS12.
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