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Denton police are looking for a man they say attempted to sexually assault a woman as she was leaving the Texas Women?s University library Thursday night.
Police say at around 8:30 p.m. the victim was walking to her car parked on North Locust Street when she decided to take a shortcut on Third Street. She told police she began walking down the driveway of a house, and when she was near the house a man grabbed her.
Police say the man put his hand over her mouth and shoved her into the house, where she hit her head. The man told her not to say anything and began to tear off her shirt. The victim told police she tried to scream, but the suspect had covered her mouth with his hand. He then began trying to unbuckle her belt.
She said she tried to bite the suspect?s hand, and may have bitten one of his fingers. The victim said that when the man tried to kiss her, he loosened his grip over her mouth, which allowed her to scream.
The man then fled on foot, and police say he was last seen running south on North Locust Street.
Police say the suspect is a black male in his late 20s to early 30s with a scruffy beard. He is six feet tall and was wearing a red T-shirt and baggy black jeans. The suspect also had tattoos on both of his arms, possibly on his forearm.
The case is still under investigation.
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