UCLA police search for suspect in on-campus sexual battery
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UCLA police are searching for a suspect who inappropriately touched a UCLA student Sunday night on campus.
The department issued an alert on Monday about the on-campus sexual battery that occurred in the 700 block of North Lane.
Around 10:15 p.m. Sunday, the suspect was delivering food to the victim when he touched her genital area against her will, the department said. He then drove away in a dark-colored sedan.
The department described the man as short in stature, between the ages of 50 and 60, with gray hair and a full beard. He wore a dark zip-up sweatshirt and cream-colored pants.
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