Creepy teen nabbed for SFSU sex attack

San Francisco police say a creepy teenage sex fiend has been nabbed following three attacks on the same woman.

The 14-year-old was nabbed following an alleged sexual battery in the administrative building at San Francisco State University around 4:35 p.m. Tuesday, police at Taraval Station said Thursday.

The victim told police the little creep has followed her to campus and her apartment on three separate occassions. She had filed police reports on those incidents, police said.

maldax@sfexaminer.com

 

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