The Department of Public Safety sent an email to the University community on Monday announcing that an unidentified male had allegedly been observed masturbating by a student in the lounge outside the Chancellor Green Library on campus.
According to the email, the unknown male was in his late 50s or 60s and was encountered by the student at approximately 4:10 p.m.
The suspect has light complexioned, dry, rough skin and long white hair, the email said. He was wearing a dark colored beanie, a dark green or black jacket and had online casino been carrying some bags.
After the exposure, there was no contact between the victim and suspect.
Shortly after the original email was sent, DPS sent an email correction reporting that the suspect had actually been masturbating in the lounge outside Chancellor Green Library. Its original email was incorrect in stating that the incident occurred at the Chancellor Green Cafe.
DPS is currently investigating the matter.
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