Suspect sketch circulated to assist police investigation of Wednesday sexual assault in neighborhood east of campusJuly 27, 2006Kevin Morrowkdmorrow@syr.edu
To assist the Syracuse Police Department in the apprehension of the suspect wanted in the sexual assault of a Syracuse University graduate student early Wednesday afternoon, SU’s Department of Public Safety has posted on its website (http://publicsafety.syr.edu) a composite sketch of the suspect. In addition, the news alert that appears below was sent via e-mail just before 6 p.m. today to all SU students, faculty and staff.
This follows a Campus Safety Alert about the incident that was circulated Wednesday afternoon via e-mail and fliers.
SU NEWS ALERT: Sketch Released of Suspect in Wednesday Assault
The Syracuse Police Department Abused Persons Unit has prepared a sketch of the suspect in Wednesday afternoon’s sexual assault of a female SU graduate student in a residential garage along the 300 block of Stratford Street, described in a Campus Safety Alert issued Wednesday.
To view the sketch, see http://publicsafety.syr.edu/072606-suspect%20info.htm
If you know this individual or have knowledge of this incident, please contact SU’s Department of Public Safety at 443-2224 or the Syracuse Police Department Criminal Investigation Division at 442-5222.
QUESTIONS? CONTACT:
– Department of Public Safety
– 005 Sims Hall
– Phone: 443-2224
– Email:
– URL: http://publicsafety.syr.edu/silent.html
Anyone with knowledge of the suspect or the incident is asked to contact the Syracuse Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division at 442-5222.
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