Police investigate second ‘fondling’ incident at Princeton University

Police are investigating the second fondling incident to occur in a four-day time period at Princeton University, according to The Daily Princetonian.

The incident took place Sunday at about 4:20 p.m. between Whig Hall and Murray-Dodge Hall on the university campus, the Princetonian reports.

The website states that in an email from the Department of Public Safety, a female student claims she was struck on her buttocks by an unidentified man on a bicycle while she was walking on campus.

The suspect, who was described as having a light complexion and red hair, then fled the area. He was accompanied by another male, also with a light complexion. They both appeared to be about 20 years old, The Princetonian article states.

The first  groping incident occurred Thursday evening just outside the Friend Center.

In both incidents, campus authorities searched the area with negative results. In addition, emails were sent to students warning them about the incidents.