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Man Attempts to Lure 15-Year-Old Girl into Car in Monrovia

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Police Seek Public’s Help

On Thursday, November 29, 2012, at approximately 8:10 a.m., a 15-year-old high school student was walking to school in the 500-600 block of West Olive when she was approached by a male white suspect driving a white, four-door, pickup truck, unknown size. The suspect asked the student to get into his vehicle, but the student refused, stating she did not know him. He drove forward and turned onto the 600 block of Monterey, parking along the curb. He waited for the student to approach. As the student approached the vehicle again, the driver offered the student $200 to get into his vehicle. The student refused, and the suspect left the area. The student notified school officials as soon as she arrived at school.
It is unknown if this is related to the incident which occurred on November 8, but detectives are investigating and are coordinating their investigation with school officials.
Suspect Description: male, white, 30-35 years old, unknown height, thin build, black shaggy hair – medium length, wearing black framed prescription glasses. The victim could not describe the suspect’s clothing.
Suspect Vehicle Description: older model, white, four-door, pickup truck.

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