A mother was captured at a university looking for a girlfriend for her son

Mothers are always ready for anything for their children and this has been demonstrated in Maryland. A lady was instructed to find an appointment for her son among students of Towson University, to whom he showed photographs of the young man to encourage them to know him.

Several students at the school complained to university officials on the presence of a 50-year-old woman at the Cook Library and the Center for the Arts campus, where he showed them his son's pictures on a cell phone and asked them if they wanted to go out with him.

Before the alarm, The Towson University Police Department issued a security alert to find the woman wearing a colored handkerchief, a black coat and a white skin. In the images taken by video surveillance cameras, it is seen in the library and in a large part of the school.

The officers asked the students if they recognized the woman's call 410-704-4444. They specified that there were no charges against womenbut they will ask you to stop because their presence endangers the "safety and protection" of students.

The police also e-mailed students at Towson University with a newsletter, in which you can see two pictures of the woman who is looking for an appointment with her sonas well as some characteristics for its identification.

Although we do not know how many young women the woman has approached, Towson University Police Department reported that "it is investigating three incidents related events that occur in the buildings of the library and the Cook Arts Center on February 6 and 7, 2019. "

He added that "students reported that an elderly woman who had tried to show them a photo on her cell phone and ask if [estaban] interested in going out with their son. "

Authorities said the woman seems about 50, he wears glbades, blue pants and a striped long-sleeved shirt with a red border at the bottom, a scarf of different colors, brown shoes and a dark coat.

Charles Herring, head of the university's police department, mentioned in the same e-mail "this incident notice is provided to the TU community (Towson University) is aware of a campus incident that may raise concerns. "

"It aims to educate and inform the community about incidents that may affect their security and protection," he said.