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really close to where I’m living doing all kind of shady stuff,” Lauippa said. “We had a call around 11 University Police (UP) (p.m.) from a female from received a call from a female Magnolia C,” UP Assistant student, Frances Lauippa near Chief Chris Daniel said. “She the Magnolia C left the room Residence hall “They could be (copy to call UP, late Sunday and officers night. She cats). There’s nothing r e s p o n d e d reported that tying these three to- qa lut ihcokul gyh, a white male about 35 with gether. They’re very dif- they were dark thinning not able to hair and rect- ferent descriptions and find anyangular glassbody in the es exposed areas of campuses.” area matchhimself to her ing that Chris Daniel outside the description.” University police assistant chief window to her This is the room. third report in the past week, “My first thought when I although they do not seem found out was what was I to be related. The first was doing at the time was I actu- on Bruce B. Downs Boulevard, ally in the building or not where a white male in his 20s when the guy was actually driving a light grey vehicle A S S T .
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approached a female student on her way to work. He was masturbating and motioned for her to get into the vehicle. The second was a black male in his 20s near the CWY building by a red vehicle. He stood outside the vehicle and exposed himself to the student. N o n e of the incidents have resulted in violence, and UP does not suspect these incidences to be related. However, none of the three men have been taken into custody by UP or other police agencies who
have been notified. Daniels said that these kinds of incidences are not uncommon in the overall area, however, none before these have happened on campus in quite some time. “They could be (copy c a t s ) , ” Daniels s a i d . “There’s n o t h ing tying these three t o g e t h er. They’re very different descriptions and areas of campuses.” He went on to say that there’s no evidence that one incident isn’t inspiring the others, but UP will continue to focus on each case separately.
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Relay for Life at USF had its kickoff last night at 7 p.m. where it was announced that this year’s theme would be “games.” Relay for Life is a non-profit event that raises money for the fight against cancer during an overnight community walk. ORACLE PHOTO/ADAM MATHIEU