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Deputies looking for man seen following Heritage High student driving to school

Sheriff's office: Man committed no crime, but we'd still like to talk to him

By , Columbian environment and transportation reporter
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The Clark County Sheriff's Office is looking for more information leading to this man, who reportedly was seen following a student as she was driving to Heritage High School. The sheriff's office said he didn't commit a crime, but the school resource deputy at Heritage would like to talk to him.
The Clark County Sheriff's Office is looking for more information leading to this man, who reportedly was seen following a student as she was driving to Heritage High School. The sheriff's office said he didn't commit a crime, but the school resource deputy at Heritage would like to talk to him. (Clark County Sheriff's Office) Photo Gallery

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office said it’s looking for an older man reportedly seen following a student to Heritage High School on Thursday morning.

The sheriff’s office said a female student driving to school noticed a white Chevrolet Suburban — driven by a white, heavy-set man in his 60s — following her.

After parking in the student lot she caught up with some other students walking to school.

The sheriff’s office said she saw the Suburban park near her car, and surveillance video shows the man was parked there for about 20 minutes. He also got out and walked around the lot some before getting back in the Chevy and driving away, according to the sheriff’s office.

The man committed no crime, but the sheriff’s office said the school resource deputy at the school would still like to talk with him.

Anyone with information about what happened was asked to call Deputy Tyler Trenda at 360-397-6008, ext. 5393, and reference case No. 2016-5448.

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Columbian environment and transportation reporter