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UWF Police Release Sketch Of Campus Assault Suspect
September 26, 2015
University of West Florida Police have released a composite sketch of man that was armed with a knife when he attacked a female student September 21.
The attack on a female student happened near Pace Hall on the main campus early Monday morning. Police described the suspect as a black male, about 5-foot 8-inches tall, a slim build with a small Afro hairstyle. He was wearing a black and red jacket or hoodie, blue jeans, tennis shoes and had a white bandanna around his neck.
Anyone with additional information is asked to call UWF Police at (850) 474-2415.
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3 Responses to “UWF Police Release Sketch Of Campus Assault Suspect”
Have media altered images in the past? And if so, how? Darkened? Lightened?
>>Just what exactly is a campus assault?
There’s only so much room in a headline…the word “campus” was used to show the local of the assault. No different than:
Police Release Sketch Of Campus Assault Suspect
Police Release Sketch Of Century Assault Suspect
Police Release Sketch Of Pensacola Assault Suspect
Just what exactly is a campus assault? It is not a designated crime in the Florida statutes. It appears that UWF and its police department along with the media are down playing a serious crime, which is a huge disservice to the safety of students, staff, and the public.