Loyola warns of man harassing students near Rogers Park campus
Posted by loyolastudentdispatch on September 3, 2011
Loyola University Chicago Campus Safety is warning students about a man harassing people near the university’s Lake Shore Campus in Rogers Park.
Here is a memo from Campus Safety:
Loyola Community,
The Department of Campus Safety is writing to alert you that a male subject has reportedly been harassing individuals near Regis Hall and the 7-Eleven located next to the Lake Shore Campus. The subject, who has been seen primarily during the evening hours (7 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.), reportedly approaches female students on the street and asks for cigarettes, hugs, and kisses; he asks inappropriate questions; and in some cases, he has attempted to make contact with the students.
Our office is monitoring the area very closely for the individual, and the reported cases are under investigation by the Chicago Police Department.
The subject is described as: Male, 35 to 50 years of age, 5’7” to 5’10” in height, 190 to 220 pounds; and he has a shaved head. He was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and dark shorts.
If you have any information related to these cases, please contact the Department of Campus Safety immediately at 773.508.6039. We’ve also included a list of important safety tips below that we encourage you to review.
Safety Tips
- Stay alert and tuned-in to your surroundings
- Stick to well-lit, populated streets as much as possible
- Whenever possible, walk with someone else
- Do not hesitate to change your course of direction if you see a suspicious person or a group of people while walking; this can include simply crossing to the other side of the street
For a full list of safety tips, please click here.
Sincerely,
Robert Fine
Director, Department of Campus Safety
Anon said
That’s a pretty vague physical description. This is political correctness gone awry at the expense of safety.
A. Weiler said
With all the other details of the suspect, why is his race not mentioned?