UPDATED Tuesday, February 7, 2012 --- 3:30 p.m.
From the Dane County Sheriff's Office:
February 7, 2012 – The Dane County Sheriff’s Office is releasing a composite sketch of the suspect in yesterday’s child enticement incident. *Click the link ABOVE marked "Click HERE For Sketch.
After further interviews, detectives believe the white SUV is a smaller model, similar to a Toyota Rav4. The vehicle has a standard Wisconsin license plate and there was NO spare tire on the back.
The suspect was wearing a distinctive hat, which was green with red triangular patches loosely sewn around it. The hat was described as “elf-like.” The man had gray hair protruding from underneath the hat. He was unshaven, but did not have a full beard.
Anyone with information on the identity of this person is asked to call the tip line at (608) 284-6900.
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Posted Monday, February 6, 2012 --- 3:30 p.m.
From the Dane County Sheriff's Office:
Child Enticement Investigation
Madison, WI. February 6, 2012 – The Dane County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a possible case of child enticement that occurred this morning on the 6400 block of Nesbitt Road in the town of Verona.
At approximately 9:35 am, a 12-year-old female was walking to her bus stop on Nesbitt Road, toward Cortina Drive, when a four-door white SUV drove past her. The SUV then made a U-turn and came back toward the girl. The driver of the SUV is described as a white male in his 50’s, with white hair. He was wearing a green and gold Packer jacket and a green “elf-like” winter hat. His appearance was also described as “scruffy.”
The man approached the girl in his vehicle, rolled down the passenger side window and asked if she wanted a ride. He then became more verbally aggressive and ordered her into the vehicle. At about the same time, the girl’s school bus was arriving at her stop and she was able to run safely to the bus.
Sheriff’s Office investigators are asking for anyone who may have information on the incident or the suspect to call the tip line at (608) 284-6900.
