KILGORE, Texas — Kilgore College officials have issued a warning urging students, particularly women, to remain vigilant after a man exposed himself multiple times on campus in recent weeks. The Kilgore College Police Department is investigating the incidents, which have left the campus community concerned about safety.
Description of the Suspect
According to college officials, the suspect has been spotted twice in the past two weeks exposing himself to women walking alone on campus, typically during the evening hours. The suspect is described as a light-skinned black male, approximately 6 feet tall, with a medium build, resembling an average college student. He has been wearing dark clothing and has approached the victims on foot while they traveled across campus.
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Safety Tips for Students
Although the suspect has not attempted to physically harm or speak to any victims, police are advising all students, especially women, to take precautions. The following safety measures are recommended:
- Travel in groups of two or more at all times, particularly at night.
- Stay in well-lit areas when walking around campus.
- Avoid loitering in alleyways between buildings after dark.
Reporting and Assistance
The Kilgore College Police Department is actively investigating these incidents and urges anyone with information to come forward. Students who believe they have been victims of indecent exposure should immediately call 911 for assistance.
For any tips or information related to the incidents, please contact the Kilgore College Police Department at 903-983-8650.
Conclusion: Prioritize Safety and Vigilance
As the investigation continues, the Kilgore College community is reminded of the importance of staying alert and looking out for one another. Students are encouraged to report any suspicious behavior and follow safety guidelines to help maintain a secure environment on campus. The college remains committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all students.