UAPD Requests Assistance Identifying Person of Interest
Police seek help in identifying the person from this image.
On August 14, 2021, a university student was attacked on the southeast lawn of Old Main. UAPD requests assistance identifying a person of interest appearing in the attached photograph.
The male is wearing a red head covering with a yellow emblem in the center. He has a full beard and light brown skin tone. The male wore a white t-shirt with a black rectangle on the chest. The rectangle appears to contain an unidentified graphic. He wore dark-colored jogger style pants that stopped just below the knees, and dark-colored high-top shoes with red highlights on the outsole. The male appears to have a large watch on his left wrist.
He is approximately five feet ten inches to six feet tall and weighs between one hundred sixty and one hundred eighty pounds.
If anyone has information regarding this person, please contact UAPD at 479-575-2222 by phone or text. Anonymous tips can be left using the SafeZone app.
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Captain Gary Crain ,
University of Arkansas Police Department
479-575-2311,
garyc@uark.edu
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