Spring break festivities are still in full swing in Daytona Beach, Florida.  What is supposed to be a time of rest, fun and relaxation has turned into a string of sexual attacks against women.  Officials are learning of two more rapes on top of the six reported last week. Suzy Williams, Director of the Sexual Assault Recovery Team, says at least an additional four have been reported to their unit.  Suzy says victims have the choice to report the attacks to counselors as opposed to the police.  Forensic nurses are able to do a rape kit at their facility, and keep the evidence on file in case the victim decides to pursue charges in the future.  The problem is if the crime isn’t reported to police right away, a lot of the evidence(i.e. surveillance from the attack location, witnesses, etc.) can be lost.  Members of the team explain the options to victims, and Suzy notes, “rape cases are the hardest to prosecute.”   Suzy’s team is composed of four women who take shifts and work around the clock to help victims in the Daytona Beach area.  She says her team normally responds to 12-18 rapes a month, and so far for the month of March they are up to 23.  For the attacks that have been reported to police, Jimmy Flint from the Daytona Police confirmed to me that one arrest has been made so far.