Serial Abduction Attempts at University of Arizona Spark Manhunt

Unidentified 'Tucson Taker' Targets Female Students, Escalating Campus Safety Concerns

Three female students at the University of Arizona have reported being targeted by an unidentified man in separate incidents within a week. The suspect attempted to abduct the students near the campus, but was thwarted each time.
The suspect, dubbed the 'Tucson Taker' by students, is described as a possible Hispanic male with a dark complexion, medium to heavyset build, short buzzed hair, and standing between 5-feet-10-inches and 6-feet tall.
The suspect was seen driving a unique purple car, possibly an early 2000s Toyota Camry or Corolla, with a dented front bumper, tinted windows, and a fading or flaking Arizona license plate.
One of the victims was sexually assaulted by the suspect, who grabbed her around the waist and groped her before fleeing when she screamed.
The Tucson Police Department, University of Arizona Police Department, FBI, and U.S. Marshals Service are all involved in the ongoing investigation.