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Indecent Exposure Reported

by Betsy Chapman

The following message was sent to all students, faculty, and staff on the afternoon of Saturday, July 11.

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A woman reported to University Police today that she saw a man exposing himself as she walked on the paved path that leads from campus through a wooded area to Reynolda Village.  The paved path, known generally as the Reynolda Walking Trail, extends from Parking Lot S to the Village and other Reynolda areas.

The woman reported seeing an unidentified man at about 11:20 a.m. today with his t-shirt pulled up over his face while his pants were pulled down, exposing himself.  The man did not make any move toward the woman.  He was standing off the paved path, but nearby in a wooded area, clearly visible.

After seeing the man, she soon came across a Wake Forest student who called police for her on his cell phone to report the incident.

Police searched the area immediately, but did not locate the man.

Anyone with information that may assist in the investigation may call University Police at 758-5911 or 758-5591.  Information may also be shared with police online at http://police.wfu.edu/services/witness.

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