Nothing too crazy here, just a little nugget to reinforce what you already know.

It's this fall semester a few years ago pre-#memetoo, and we all get a mass email noting of an incident.
A woman was apparently accosted outside of the library by a man in camo pants looking to go out on a date.

She refused his request, but he grabbed her arm. She struggled briefly and he let go.
Camo pants apparently said "goodbye forever" and left the scene.
She reported it to the campus police which lead to the email blast with the individual's description.

Many of us laughed at the description (still under the blu-pill) thinking it was a "nice guy" or something.

We never heard anything about it after that.

Months later, I bumped into a friend at a party, and HIS friend is actually roomates with camo pants.
After the email, camo pants deadass turned himself in and disputed the story.

He did ask the girl for coffee, but left and said "goodbye forever". Campus police pulled the tapes, and what do you know.
It was just two people in frame talking, no physical contact made at any point.

This bitch had the gall to turn a simple coffee date offer into a kidnapping attempt and for what?

The guy's life wasn't ruined from what I understand, names were never published in the email alert.

This is why I refuse to #believewomen