In a Tiger Alert on Friday, Dec. 7, the Department of Public Safety released a composite sketch of a suspect who is accused of peering into a window in graduate student housing at Lawrence Apartments on Nov. 26.
According to the statement, the suspect was described as a white male, approximately five feet, eight inches tall, had a “medium build,” and wore a “dark-colored hoodie.” The reporting person also said that the male’s genitals were exposed.
“The Department of Public Safety searched the area, but the suspect was not located,” the statement said.
A similar lewdness incident occurred in September, when a man wearing a white surgical mask exposed himself to a female jogger along the towpath. Last May, another lewdness incident occurred on the towpath.
Assistant Vice President for Communications Dan Day encouraged anyone who recognizes the person in the sketch to contact the University’s investigators.
Anyone with additional information should contact Detective Michele Aversa with the Department of Public Safety at (609) 258-9703.
This story is breaking and will be updated with additional information as it becomes available.
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