Two 12-year-old girls were walking in the Glen Tara neighbourhood of
Chesterfield County, Virginia, last Sunday when they said a man driving a
red Chevy low-rider truck crept by them.
While the man acted suspiciously, according to the girls, it was what he
wore that truly creeped them out.“I was like, ‘Did you see what he was
wearing?’ and she was like, ‘Yeah, it was really weird,’” one of the
girls said.
“He was wearing blue gloves, a fisherman’s hat and had on dark clothes
with a hooded sweatshirt,” neighbor April Huddleston said.
Chesterfield Police took a report, but point out there’s no indication the man spoke to any of the girls. So they said that there is no violation of the law. Parents still want others that live in Glen Tara and nearby neighborhoods to be on the lookout. “I want people to be aware of what’s going on around here,” said Huddleston.
“Around here, we all know each other. And most of the time we feel safe,
but with this going on we will watch out for them a little harder to
make sure they get where they’re going safely.”
Police always urge parents to report suspicious activity and Huddleston
said it’s better to be proactive than reactive.
Chesterfield Police took a report, but point out there’s no indication the man spoke to any of the girls. So they said that there is no violation of the law. Parents still want others that live in Glen Tara and nearby neighborhoods to be on the lookout. “I want people to be aware of what’s going on around here,” said Huddleston.
“Around here, we all know each other. And most of the time we feel safe,
but with this going on we will watch out for them a little harder to
make sure they get where they’re going safely.”
Police always urge parents to report suspicious activity and Huddleston
said it’s better to be proactive than reactive.
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