The Department of Public Safety wrote that a man peered into a graduate student’s window while exposing himself at Lawrence Apartments late Monday evening in an email to the campus community. The suspect — described as a white male in his 40s, approximately five feet eight inches tall, and wearing a dark-colored hoodie — has not been located at the time of publishing.
“We have no further information to report other than that our officers are actively investigating the case,” said Assistant Vice President for Communications Daniel Day at the time of publication.
The Communications Center for the Department of Public Safety deferred to Day for comment.
A similar lewdness incident occurred in September, when a man wearing a white surgical mask exposed himself to a female jogger along the towpath.
Last May, another incident occurred on the towpath. No suspects have been apprehended.
Anyone with additional information about the incident is encouraged to contact the Princeton Police Department at (609) 921-2100, the Department of Public Safety at (609) 258-1000, or leave a confidential tip at tipline.princeton.edu.
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