Woman reports indecent behavior

A woman reported to State College Police that a man driving a white, four-door car stopped in front of her and stared at her for a number of seconds while masturbating before driving away. The incident occurred early yesterday morning near the intersection of Allen Street and Calder Way. Police have no suspects.

Police look into delivery driver robbery

State College police are investigating a robbery that took place Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. on the 200 block of South Buckhout Street.

According to a press release, a female pizza delivery driver was exiting a building alone when an unknown man grabbed her moneybag and ran. However, the driver was able to chase the suspect down and tackle him, recovering the moneybag. No money was lost.

The driver had a slight injury on her hand from punching the suspect in the face, according to the press release.

The suspect is described as a black man, 6-feet tall, about 20 years old, weighing 165 pounds, with a scrawny build, wearing a light blue and white ball cap, jeans and a tan T-shirt. The suspect also had dark eyebrows that almost touched each other, a goatee and a cleft on his chin. The suspect wore a ring on his left thumb, according to the release.

Anyone with information is asked to contact State College Police at 234-7150.

Brown to bring unique guitar to show

Alternative country icon Junior Brown will play at 7:30 tonight at the State Theatre.

Brown is the inventor of the "guit-steel," a double-necked guitar that is both a classic, six-string electric guitar and a steel guitar. Program manager of the State Theatre Joe Apfelbaum said State College audiences have been interested in seeing Brown since he opened for Bob Dylan at the folk legend's most recent trip to this area.

Apfelbaum described Brown's music as being "real" and that "it just hits you directly in the eye."

Tickets cost $26 and will be available at the State Theatre box office at 130 W. College Ave. or online at www.thestatetheatre.org.