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Women report possible voyeurism by WWU dorm

7 years ago in Local

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10/1/2018

BELLINGHAM, Wash. — Another report of a possible voyeurism incident on the Western Washington University campus.

A Campus Advisory reports three female students were leaving a dining hall just after 8 P.M. on Friday when they saw a man apparently filming a couple in a room in the Ridgeway Beta dorm.

Police responded but didn’t find anyone matching the description of the man.

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