Elgin police are searching for a man who allegedly made inappropriate comments to middle school girls as they walked home from school.
police are searching for a man who allegedly made inappropriate comments to middle school girls as they walked home from school.
The student told police a man in his 20s with short hair and facial hair was making inappropriate statements to female students walking home from school in the 300-400 block of Standish Street between 3:30 and 4 p.m.Elgin police say they have contacted the school and there will be extra patrols in the ares during dismissal. If you have information that may assist, call 847-289-2600 or to text a tip, send a message to 847411.
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