Essex Police seek man over alleged indecent exposure in Rayne
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 15:24 · Archive
Essex Police are appealing for information about a man who allegedly exposed himself on Shalford Road in Rayne on September 30.
Essex Police have launched a CCTV appeal to find a man who allegedly exposed himself to members of the public. The reported incident occurred on Shalford Road in Rayne between 3.50pm and 4pm on September 30. Essex Police said the man ran down Brunwin Road after a member of the public confronted him.
A spokesperson for Essex Police said the force wants to speak to the man in connection with an investigation into indecent exposure in Rayne. They are appealing for any information, CCTV, dash cam or other footage relating to the incident.
Members of the public who have information are asked to report it on the Essex Police website or by using its live chat service. Those wishing to remain anonymous can make a report via Crimestoppers on its website or by calling 0800 555 111. Anyone reporting should quote crime reference number 42/155924/26.
How it is being reported
- Police searching for man who took off after 'exposing himself' to publicEssex Police issue a CCTV appeal after a man exposed himself on Shalford Road, Rayne, Essex, on September 30 before running down Brunwin Road.Brentwood Guardian · 5 Nov, 14:42
- Police searching for man who took off after 'exposing himself' to publicEssex Police issue a CCTV appeal after a man exposed himself on Shalford Road, Rayne, Essex, on September 30 before running down Brunwin Road.Colchester Gazette · 5 Nov, 14:42
- Police searching for man who took off after 'exposing himself' to publicEssex Police issue a CCTV appeal after a man exposed himself on Shalford Road, Rayne, Essex, on September 30 before running down Brunwin Road.Echo (Basildon) · 5 Nov, 14:42
In this story: Essex Police · Rayne · Shalford Road · Brunwin Road · Crimestoppers
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