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CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. (AP) — Police say a security guard arrested in connection with two attacks on women in a Florida neighborhood has told investigators he has a problem.
The police report on the Sunday arrest of 25-year-old Dante M. Collins says he admitted trying to sexually attack the two women, who were able to get away after he pushed them to the ground in February and April.
Police say he also confessed to as many as 10 other attempted attacks in a neighborhood of Coral Springs.
Court record show Collins described himself as a sex addict in 2014, after he was arrested in Hollywood on complaints of a man exposing himself to women.
Now he's being held on $250,000 on sexual battery charges. Jail records don't list a lawyer.
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