Residents in West Campus have reported suspicious activity. An individual is suspected of looking into homes. Authorities are now searching for this person.
Details about the incidents are limited, but it is known that there were multiple reports. The University of Texas police are involved in the search. For more information, residents can consult the original report from KXAN, which provides further context about the situation in West Campus.
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