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Contact: Kathy
Johnson
The
male suspect is described as in his late 20s to
early 30s, approximately 6 feet tall, medium build,
light brown hair combed straight back, and a dark
complexion, possibly tanned. He was wearing a cream-colored
fleece pullover with a print on it and faded blue
jeans.
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LEXINGTON,
Ky. (Dec. 10, 2003) -- University
of Kentucky Police are investigating the report of
another sex abuse case on campus. A female student
reported that an unknown suspect approached her near
the entrance of Ovid’s Café at the William
T. Young Library and inappropriately touched her chest.
The incident occurred at approximately 9 p.m. Tuesday,
Dec. 9.
The male suspect is described as in his late
20s to early 30s, approximately 6 feet tall,
medium build,
light brown hair combed straight back, and a dark
complexion, possibly tanned. He was wearing
a cream-colored fleece
pullover with a print on it and faded blue jeans.
Travis Manley, public information officer for
UK Police, said this is the fourth sex abuse
case reported
to
UK Police this semester. Three of the cases occurred
on campus and one off campus. “The suspect in
this latest incident is not considered to be the same
suspect in any of the other reported cases,” Manley
said. “His description and method of the incident
do not match the other cases.”
UK Police have issued a campus-wide safety alert
through flyers posted on campus, information
on the UK Police
Web site, and an e-mail being sent to all UK
students and employees. The alert offers
information on
the Dec. 9 incident and safety precautions such
as not
walking alone on campus after dark, using the
campus escort service, and being aware of
the location
of emergency phones on campus.
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