Hamtramck police investigate after 2 women followed while walking alone Women report being approached walking in Hamtramck
A man suspected of following and attacking women in Hamtramck. (WDIV)
HAMTRAMCK, Mich. – Hamtramck police are investigating after two women reported being followed by a man while walking alone.
Police said both women described the suspicious person as a black man with a medium build. He was about 6 feet tall, they said.
In the first instance, the man was wearing blue jeans and a bright blue T-shirt with white writing on the front, police said.
In the second case, he was wearing white and green shorts with a red shirt, according to officials.
Police didn't release any additional details because of the ongoing investigation.
Anyone with information about either case is asked to call Hamtramck police at 313-800-5280.
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