Fake Cop Forced Teen To Undress

A fake cop pulled a gun and forced a teenage girl, in Kingwood, to take off her clothes. The assault happened in a kingwood park.

Children are taught that Police are the ones to trust-

"He said I'm with HPD and you don't have to worry,” the teen told 11 News.

Just one problem.

11 News: Did he look like HPD?

Victim: “Not really."

The 15 year old was alone in Elmgrove Park about 8:30 p.m. Sunday.

She had been dropped off by some friends, when the man approached her.

"He had a black cap on and it had like a badge on it,” said the victim, whose identity 11 News agreed to protect.

The “officer” asked if she'd seen two boys on bikes.

"I pulled out my phone to call someone and the second that I pulled out the phone to call someone. He pulled out this gun,” said the victim.

The man then led her to a wooded area, forced her to take off her shirt and pants, and fondled her.

When the victim started to make noise he told her to just go home.

"I was scared and I just I don't know,” the teen girl said.

“She came in just running up the stairs and she seemed to be having an anxiety attack,” he mother said. “(She said), ‘Mom this man he came and he had a gun.’”

Her mother called police. But what frightens her most is she thinks others have been victims.

And it is not the only one reported assault in the Kingwood area.

In July of 2006, two teenagers were approached in very similar fashion by a man claiming to be HPD. His description is also very similar to the one given in the latest attack.

Police say the suspect is a white male in is 30s. He is 5-foot-8 to 5-foot-10 and about 160 pounds.

He was wearing a red windbreaker type jacket and tan shorts, along with the black police-style baseball cap.

Investigators also think that there could be more victims. They are also concerned that the suspect used a gun in this latest attack.

TSU Outlines Broad Reforms

Texas Southern University is proposing top-to-bottom changes to ease the concerns of state lawmakers, including greater oversight from regents, tighter controls over spending and the involvement of outsiders in academic and financial matters.

The sweeping set of reforms comes after nearly two years of turmoil at the state's largest historically black university and could lead to an infusion of money from the state.

While the additional funding is an immediate and critical need, campus leaders characterized the proposed strategy as the best chance for improving a school with myriad of problems, including declining enrollment and low graduation rates.

The long-range plan calls for new policies that would require the governing board to be more involved than before, especially in money matters. At the same time, it says the regents' first priority should be to hire a permanent president.

The 167-page blueprint draws from ideas already proposed by Gov. Rick Perry's TSU advisory committee, which offered a stinging assessment of the chronically troubled university in March. In following the committee's report, the new plan suggests a renewed focus on undergraduate education while making no mention of earlier research ambitions.

What Would Some Do?

What some people won't post. I guess when a degenerate is on house arrest, the degenerate will post anything. How could someone exploit their relative in such a way. I guess the prostitute's honey well vapors got the best of the nerd during the burglary spree. We all know the nerd is a little psychotic, but he has totally gone over the edge. House arrest and prostitutes can do that to the psychotic.