At least four “very young” girls have been targeted by an alleged flasher at Gold Coast shopping centres. 7NEWS
It’s alleged the man exposed himself to three girls at Harbour Town Shopping Centre in Biggera Waters on September 7 and 29 and October 12.It is not alleged the man had physical contact with any of the girls.
He is believed to have targeted them in food courts where he allegedly “attracts their attention then proceeds to expose himself”, said Detective Greg Aubort.7NEWS“We’ve had instances where caregivers have noticed what’s been going on, or at least been suspicious. And they have certainly attempted to intervene,” said Aubort.
“It can be a difficult scenario. Sometimes you’re not sure what’s going on and later on, a child might disclose something, or it might make sense later.”Police have released CCTV footage of the man in a bid to find him, as well as identifying other potential victims.“What’s of great concern is it’s persistent and it’s ongoing,” said Aubort.Your cookie settings are preventing this third party content from displaying.
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