Across state lines, University of New Hampshire police say they are investigating a series of alleged druggings and sexual assaults.

Police at the University of New Hampshire are investigating reports of the same alleged offender drugging two separate accusers, including one who reported being sexually assaulted.

UNH police announced Wednesday they have identified a person of interest in the alleged assaults, all of which happened on campus.

University of New Hampshire says student reported a sexual assault and being drugged, while a second student says they were drugged by same suspect.

University of New Hampshire police said they are investigating a series of alleged druggings and sexual assaults. Police were initially investigating two incidents and received a report of a third case Wednesday.

UNH police released the information in accordance with the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, commonly known as the Clery Act.

Two people at the University of New Hampshire allegedly had their drink drugged by the same suspect between Thursday and Saturday, according to campus police.

On Wednesday, the university issued an alert about an ongoing investigation into two assaults. On Thursday, the university’s chief of police said another report of sexual assault had been received.

Police sent an alert out to the campus about the reports Wednesday, and later in the day, they said they had a person of interest in one of the alleged assaults.

University of New Hampshire police said they are investigating two reports from people who said they were drugged by the same person last week, one of whom said they were also sexually assaulted. UNH police said in a statement that they took a report on Monday of a report of a sexual assault that occurred sometime between 10:30 p.