the Department of Public Safety
at Colorado State University
Last Updated January 27, 2012
CSUPD Seeks Assistance Identifying Peeping Tom Suspect
CSU police are asking anyone with information to contact them regarding a peeping tom incident reported in the women's locker facilities of Moby B Wing at 9:54 a.m. today, Friday, Jan. 27. A female reported seeing a male in the locker area. When spotted, the man covered his face and ran from the locker room, exiting the building on the south side.
The suspect is described as a college-aged white male, 6'0", muscular, wearing a grey long sleeve Henley style shirt and dark pants. The suspect also was wearing a pair of sunglasses with orange lens and a grey frame on the back of his head. Photos taken by security cameras of a suspect matching the description are below.
Anyone who may recognize this individual or who has information should contact CSUPD at 970-491-6425.
Incident reported
Colorado State University police received a report of an incident that occurred at 9:40 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22, behind the South College Gym. A female reported that an unknown male grabbed and "bear hugged" her before running away when she resisted.
The victim described the suspect as a white male, 6 feet tall, and in his mid- to late-20s. He has brown hair and brown eyes and an athletic build. He was wearing blue jeans and a black hooded sweatshirt.
Anyone with information is asked to call CSUPD at 970-491-6425.
"Peeping Tom" Reported
Colorado State University police received a report today, Friday, January 13, that shortly after 11 a.m. a "peeping tom" was discovered inside the women's locker room in the CSU Recreation Center. It was reported that a white, college-aged male was watching a female shower through gaps between the shower stall walls. When the male was discovered, he immediately pulled his shirt over his lower face and ran out of the locker room. He is described as 6 feet tall, muscular, and wearing white tennis shoes and blue shorts.
CSUPD is increasing patrols in the area and is asking anyone with information to contact them at 970-491-6425.
CSUPD and the university's Public Safety Team offer the following safety tips:
- Be aware of your surroundings. Report anyone acting suspiciously to police immediately.
- Students in residence halls should lock room doors when leaving the room unattended and at night. Use chains on doors.
- Students in residence halls should not allow people to "tailgate" into areas restricted to residents. Don't allow others to follow you through a door as it is unlocked.
- Students who live off campus should keep their doors and windows locked when their home is unattended and at night.
- Tell your friends where you'll be and who you'll be with.
- Trust your instincts. When you feel uneasy, pay attention and get out of the situation immediately. Be assertive if you don't like someone's behavior and send a clear and forceful message. If you feel uneasy about a situation a friend is in, act on your instincts to get them out of the situation.
- Call the CSU Police in an emergency and/or a residence hall staff member if you need assistance.
- Take advantage of campus resources such as SafeWalk, which provides a safe escort from one point to another on campus or from anywhere on campus to a nearby location after dark. Call 970-491- 1155.
- RamRide is a student-run program that offers safe, nonjudgmental and free rides home anywhere within the city limits on Thursdays from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. and Friday and Saturday nights from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. RamRide does not run during school holidays or during the summer months.
Emergency Communications at CSU
Snowline information number
Call 491-SNOW (491-7669) to get the latest information about University operations during severe weather.
www.colostate.edu
The Colorado State University homepage (www.colostate.edu) will be updated with emergency information as needed.
Systems on campus are used to communicate emergency information and critical updates to students, faculty and staff.
Emergency Broadcast System
Local cable and broadcast stations may be interrupted with emergency notifications.
Text message alerts
The CSU Emergency Text Alert System is used to send text alerts in the event of an emergency on the Fort Collins campus. The system is only used during a safety emergency or unexpected closing of the campus, such as a snow day. [more information]
The Larimer Emergency Telephone Authority allows you to receive alerts about emergencies and other important community news via your home, cell, or business phone, email, text messages, hearing impaired receiving devices, and more. [more information]
CSU Police 911 Center
All campus calls to 911 are dispatched from our center. Reverse 911 allows the University to call all or specific land-based phones in a targeted area.
Fort Collins & Denver Media Outlets
- Radio stations broadcasting emergency/closure information: 530-AM, KOA-AM (850), KCSU-FM (90.5), KUNC-FM (91.5), KTCL-FM (93.3), KGLL-FM (96.1) or KPAW-FM (107.9)
- Television stations broadcasting emergency/closure information: News 7 on KMGH-ABC, Fox 31 News on KDVR-FOX, 9 News on KUSA-NBC, and News 4 on KCNC-CBS.
- Newspapers reporting emergency/closure information online: Coloradoan and Denver Post.
