- A forcible rape that occurred at 11 p.m. Oct. 25 was reported Wednesday afternoon, Chapel Hill police reports state.
According to a blind report to police, a woman in her mid 20s missed a Triangle Transit Authority bus at a stop on East Franklin Street and accepted a ride from a stranger.
The man drove her to an alley, where he strangled, raped and sexually assaulted her, the report states.
He then drove from that site and let her out of the car on U.S. 15-501 past the Interstate 40 bridge, the report states.
The man was described as olive-skinned and muscular with a scar on the left chest, brown eyes, thick eyebrows, long hair in the front and short in the back and was wearing cowboy boots, the report states.
His car is described as a 1989 or 1990 “box-style” Toyota Tercel with a manual transmission and the radio removed. It was described as rusty and red, the report states.
A blind report is anonymous information given to police by someone who might not want to prosecute or go to court. Filing a blind report is not uncommon in sexual assault cases, said police spokeswoman Jane Cousins.
Anyone with information should contact the Chapel Hill Police Department at 968-2760.