Also, Ron Stauss in IT has agreed to provide a phone at the instructor's podium in the computer lab so that folks in there are able to place and receive calls in the event of an emergency or for any other need.
Thanks,
mvc
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Alex Zepeda's description: 25-30 years old; Hispanic, sometimes mutters in both English and Spanish; hair is black and very short; usually a bag/backpack; rosacea type rash on face. He stares and will walk up to your face and start talking.
Thanks to Mike and Ron for expediting the computer lab phone request.
Here's a link to the post from last year:
Customer Banned from JIB
He has taken to wearing a light tan-colored trench coat.
Alex Zepeda is a relatively short, average-weight, Hispanic man, with a skin condition on his face making his cheeks and nose quite red. He often carries a backpack and I heard that he was wearing a tan trenchcoat when seen recently.
I am greatly relieved to hear that a phone will be put in the lab. Thanks!
~Somer
Alex Zepeda is an average (or slightly below average) height, average weight Hispanic male. He's a got some type of skin condition that makes his cheeks and nose very red and flaky. Over the weekend he was seen in a tan trenchcoat, and he often carries a backpack.
I am greatly relieved to hear that a phone will be put in the computer lab. Thanks!
~Somer
Alez Zepeda is about 5'6", probably 170lbs (he's thin, but not skinny). He is light colored hispanic. He has short brown hair. the most striking feature about him is his beady eyes.
The last two times I have seen him, he has been wearing a light tan trenchcoat. Sometimes he wears a baseball cap.
His demeanor can be smarmy. He tries to act cool or suave, but it is annoying. He likes to say negative things about the library, staff, the government in general.
It sounds like he is the one that followed Linda and I the other day at lunch, all the way into the Shell building, ranting and muttering about us all the while. We felt so uneasy that we went to the security post in the Shell lobby.
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