Police look for Turramurra train flasher who targeted teenage girl
A man who exposed himself to a teenage girl while she waited for a train in Sydney’s north is yet to be located as police continue to look for the flasher.
A man who exposed himself to a teenage girl while she waited for a train at Turramurra in Sydney’s north is yet to be located as police continue to look for the flasher.
A 15-year-old girl was sitting at Turramurra train station about 2pm on Friday waiting for her train.
A man, described as being about 25 to 30, sat down on a bench near her and was allegedly staring at the girl.
Police said he pulled down his track pants and exposed his genitals to the teenager.
Police said she walked away and the man followed her, but he was stopped by a security guard who told him to cover himself up.
The girl reported the incident to police who have reviewed CCTV footage and are looking for the man.
He has been described as being about 25 to 30, of caucasian appearance, about 1.8m tall with black or brown short hair.
He was wearing grey track pants, a blue top and bright-green Nike shoes. He was also carrying a blue Adidas satchel.
If you have information that could assist police contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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