So apparently it wasn't a joke
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ricardienneA couple of weeks ago, there was a very confusing security alert about some mysterious intruder on campus who lured a student into his car and forcibly shaved his head.
"…a man who [has been] nickednamed "the Anti-Groomer." We are told, and I can personally attest, that our villain, whose real name is James N., is a tall blond man with a goatee and glasses, with an affinity for extremem hairstyles, and an eagerness to cut (and more specifically, shave) our hair.
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[Security] first heard of the incident from a telephone call … last week. The caller was the concerned parent of astudent who had recently fallen victim to a terrible hair cut. The perpetrator apparently approached the student in the parking lot and proceeded to pressure the student into a hair cutting session. The student left devestated. [Security] immediately sent out the alert and notified local and state lwa enforement as well as colleges in teh surrounding area. Since the incident, Security has procured a handful of blue business card handed out by N. providing his name, email address, and post office box in Boulder, Colorado. One of these cards included a hand-written telephone number where he could be reached.
It is estimated that N. has approached one to two dozen students within the alst two weeks, and has achieved his goal at least tiwce. Typically he comments on the stule or texture of a stranger's hair, and then offers a free haircut. Ultimately, he ends up suggesting a shaved head as the ideal stule for most of the people he approaches.
Calling under the guilse of a student that N. may have met, a securit officer tried to get N. to return to campus for a "haircut." Wjhen asking what it was that initially brought N. to the campus, he replied that he was simply exploring.
The next day, Security received a call from the County Sheriff's Office, reporting a complaint of an assault that occurred in R_____. Apparently a man fitting a similar description had coerced someone into entering his car and began to forcibly shave the victim's head. The assault was both traumatizing for the victim and considered a criminal offense.
</lj-cut) It still seems like a joke, to me. I mean, a sociopathic hair-cutter?
"…a man who [has been] nickednamed "the Anti-Groomer." We are told, and I can personally attest, that our villain, whose real name is James N., is a tall blond man with a goatee and glasses, with an affinity for extremem hairstyles, and an eagerness to cut (and more specifically, shave) our hair.
…
[Security] first heard of the incident from a telephone call … last week. The caller was the concerned parent of astudent who had recently fallen victim to a terrible hair cut. The perpetrator apparently approached the student in the parking lot and proceeded to pressure the student into a hair cutting session. The student left devestated. [Security] immediately sent out the alert and notified local and state lwa enforement as well as colleges in teh surrounding area. Since the incident, Security has procured a handful of blue business card handed out by N. providing his name, email address, and post office box in Boulder, Colorado. One of these cards included a hand-written telephone number where he could be reached.
It is estimated that N. has approached one to two dozen students within the alst two weeks, and has achieved his goal at least tiwce. Typically he comments on the stule or texture of a stranger's hair, and then offers a free haircut. Ultimately, he ends up suggesting a shaved head as the ideal stule for most of the people he approaches.
Calling under the guilse of a student that N. may have met, a securit officer tried to get N. to return to campus for a "haircut." Wjhen asking what it was that initially brought N. to the campus, he replied that he was simply exploring.
The next day, Security received a call from the County Sheriff's Office, reporting a complaint of an assault that occurred in R_____. Apparently a man fitting a similar description had coerced someone into entering his car and began to forcibly shave the victim's head. The assault was both traumatizing for the victim and considered a criminal offense.
</lj-cut) It still seems like a joke, to me. I mean, a sociopathic hair-cutter?
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Date: 2006-02-07 03:39 am (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2006-02-07 08:00 am (UTC)That's just weird.