[UHNA] Re: Robberies Reported Off Campus
- From: Girl <dkny_bum@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: uhna@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 15:13:06 -0800 (PST)
I live in clifton in the gaslight area and about 2 months ago a black man broke
in my home at 5 am and held a gun to my 4 year olds head and told me to be
quiet , letting me know that if i scream then my son would have been shot, this
happened on lowell avenue just behind martin luther king and near the forum
apts anyway i got away and the man was never caught, he got in there so quietly
i did not even know he was there, the police didnt even really do anything and
made me feel like i was lying and i made the whole thing up, anyway this man
was a black man about between 5'5 and 5'8 maybe he had a bald head and these
beaty dark brown eyes which i never forgot, he was small muscular build,
wearign a white wife beater and black shorts that came a little past his knees,
he had on white magician like gloves and just gave me this peircing look he had
no facial hair , anyway since he was never caught im sure he has done it again
in that area, i have since moved from there and i
never went back after that night, so anyway people in that area plzz watch out
for this man and be very careful
"esrv.net" <ecereb@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: --- University Hights Neighborhood
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From: Hand, Greg (handgl) [mailto:HANDGL@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 8:22 AM
Subject: Robberies Reported Off Campus
To: University of Cincinnati Community
From: Eugene R. Ferrara
Director of Public Safety
Cincinnati Police have recently received several reports of robberies
and/or attempted robberies that have occurred on Clifton Ave. between
Martin Luther King Dr. and Dixsmyth Avenue. The suspect is a Male Black
30-40 years of age, 5'6" to 6'0" tall, thin build. He has a thin
moustache with graying hair. He wears dark clothing, described as a
black sweatshirt with a hoodie in at least two of the offenses.
During the offense the suspect approaches victim from behind, indicates
he has a gun and says he will shoot the victim if his orders are
ignored. The suspect then demands that the victim give up money and or
ATM cards. The victim is then told to run in one direction while the
suspect runs in the opposite direction.
The majority of victims have been walking alone after dark.
If you have any information regarding these offenses, please contact
Cincinnati Police, District Five at 352-3578 or call Crime Stoppers at
352-3040.
Cincinnati Police and University of Cincinnati Police suggest walking in
groups and using well lighted paths of travel whenever possible.
Eugene R. Ferrara
Associate Vice President for
Administrative and Business Services
Director of Public Safety
University of Cincinnati
Tel 513-556-4951
Fax 513-556-4940
gene.ferrara@xxxxxx
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