PORTLAND, Ore. - A man who impersonated a police officer, kidnapped two women and attempted to rape them remains at large nearly two years later and will now be featured on America's Most Wanted.

Paul Evans Winklebleck, 43, is wanted on felony warrants for kidnapping, criminal impersonation, assault, attempted rape and robbery. He is also wanted for child sex abuse and failing to register as a child sex offender.

The charges stem from a March 4, 2010 incident where two women were approached outside the Roseland Theater just before midnight by Winklebleck, who told them he was a police spotter. He said he would help them get home because they might be intoxicated.

The two women believed Winklebleck and agreed to let him drive them home in their car. Once the women were inside the vehicle, Winklebleck displayed a knife, drove south on Interstate 5 and took the Detroit Lake exit near Salem.

SALEM, Ore. - A physical education teacher faces allegations that he fondled a female student and now that student's family is suing the school district.

Stuart A. Charleston, a physical education teacher at Waldo Middle School in the Salem-Keizer school district, was placed on paid administrative leave in October of 2011.

On Wednesday, a Marion County grand jury also heard testimony from other girls who said they were sexually abused.

Gilion Dumas, a lawyer representing the mother of one of the victims said the grand jury was taking testimony from "multiple alleged victims". She said all the victims were middle-school-aged females.

The Salem-Keizer superintendent received a notice on Tuesday that says the mother intends to sue the school district over "sexually inappropriate fondling" of her daughter by Charleston, according to Dumas.

Called a "tort claim," the notice says the incidents took place over a two-month period in September and October of 2011. The family is suing for emotion distress, psychological damage and counseling costs.