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Sexual assault suspect: Male; 20 years of age; slender build; straight, black, chin-length hair, parted in the centre; very dark complexion; has spots or marks on lower cheeks. Wearing dark coloured jacket and pants and was riding a dark coloured bicycle.The emergency number for the UW police is 888-4911 (on campus, ext. 4911).Occurrence: This suspect has been involved in incidents between 14 August & 30 September 1996 in and around Waterloo Park and the University of Waterloo. On 4 separate occasions a victim was walking or jogging when the above described male approached and grabbed the victim.
Any information regarding these incidents at the University of Waterloo please contact Sergeant Wayne Shortt at UW police service, ext. 6966.
WRPS would like to take this opportunity to warn local merchants regarding the passing of counterfeit currency. With Oktoberfest activities about to begin, merchants and cash outlets should carefully check Canadian or American notes.Counterfeit Canadian bills of all denominations have become a major problem in our region, most recently counterfeit $10's, $20's, $50's, $100's have been passed. The $50's and $100's have the gold foil in the top left corner. This gold foil does not turn green on a counterfeit bill. The green planchetts can not be picked off a counterfeit bill and are not fluorescent under a black light. The bills lack clarity and sharp features of a genuine bill. The best detection is to closely compare the suspected note with a genuine note and look for the obvious differences.
If you receive a counterfeit note: Do not return it to the passer. Delay if possible, but do not put yourself at risk. Call police, 888-4911 or extension 4911. Note the description of passer, accomplice, and if a vehicle is seen, record the licence number.
The hockey Warriors host the Oktoberfest tournament at the Columbia Icefield and the downtown Mutual Group Arena this weekend. The first Warrior game comes tonight at 8, against York. Games continue at both locations this afternoon and evening, tomorrow at 3:00 and 6:30, and Sunday as well, with the championship game set for 3 p.m. at the Mutual Group Arena.
UW plays host to a league badminton tournament today and tomorrow, and the Trent University field hockey team visits to play the Athenas at 2 p.m. today at University Stadium on Seagram Drive.
CAR
Editor of the Daily Bulletin:
Chris Redmond Information and Public Affairs, University of Waterloo credmond@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca -- (519) 888-4567 ext. 3004 Comments to the editor | About the Bulletin | Yesterday's Bulletin Copyright 1996 University of Waterloo |