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Suspicious man photographed Denver office buildings
Three suspicious incidents in downtown Denver this summer have triggered a notice to law enforcement officials stating someone in the area may be conducting surveillance activity.
According to an internal document obtained by the Rocky Mountain News today, a man was seen about 6:30 p.m. on July 11, standing on Tremont Street between 16th and 17th streets.
He was outside one of the buildings there, videotaping the security desk through a window. The man, described as “believed to be of Middle Eastern descent,” then walked to 16th and Tremont, where he filmed more of the outside of the building. [snip]
The internal bulletin also lists two other incidents that may have involved the same man or may have been related.
In June, a man was seen at the light-rail station at 16th and California.
A witness, unnamed in the bulletin, said the man was standing on the H-Train platform, watching people entering the train.
The witness also said he may have been distributing literature.
On July 11, the same witness saw the same man riding the train. He looked to be counting the number of occupants, counting again when the train filled up.
As the witness exited the train, she bumped into the man, who “was mumbling; the words ‘Al-Aqsa’ were heard,” according to the bulletin. [snip]
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