Man Robbed At Gunpoint Near UNT Student Union

Police at the University of North Texas are warning people to be vigilant after a man was robbed at gunpoint near the university's student union Tuesday night.[[392586131,R]]

At about 8:50 p.m., the man was walking to his car parked on Union Circle, near the RTVFP building, when two men climbed into his vehicle and pulled out a gun, according to a police statement.

The gunmen forced the driver to park across South Welch Street, in Lot 50, where they took his cell phones, wallet, and car keys, police said. A third person drove up in another car, picked up the gunmen and drove eastbound on West Hickory Street, the statement said.

The three robbery suspects are believed to be aged between 18 and 22. One was described as being tall, muscular, and was wearing a black tank top and shorts. He had black, "box" cut hair and was clean shaven, police said.

The second man was skinny with a plain, white t-shirt, was clean shaven and approximately 5'10".

The getaway vehicle was described as being a gray, late-90s model Toyota Camry with several dents.

Police say to always walk in numbers, stay in well lighted areas, and stay aware of your surroundings.