muslim EXPOSES HIMSELF TO DOG WALKER IN WORCESTER

Yet another instance of a Muslim pervert who thinks its clever to expose himself to a random female. This latest offence happened in Gheluvelt Park, Worcester where are a lone female dog walker was flashed at. There has been that many indecent exposures carried out by Muslim sex offenders this year that I’ve totally lost count.

Here is a few others that have featured on KC this year

• Islamoflasher Exposes Himself To Dog Walker In Worcester
• Pervert Wanted For Flashing Penis To Jogger In A London Park
• Oldham Woman Sexually Assaulted And Flashed By ‘Asian’ Pervert
• ‘Asian’ Pervert In Sutton Flashed Female Walking Dog In The Park On Friday Morning
• Pervert Exposes Penis To Bus Driver When Asked For Bus Pass
• Islamoflasher Exposes Himself To Girls Aged 12 And 13 In Grimsby
• Islamoflasher Exposes His Penis To Ipswich Woman In Park
• Pervert In Luton Park Flashes Penis To Lone Female
• Yet Another Pervert Flasher Described As ‘Asian’
• Pervert In Ipswich Exposes Himself To 14 Year Old Schoolgirl

Witness appeal after man exposes himself to woman in Gheluvelt Park

A DOG walker was left shocked after a man exposed himself to her in a Worcester park.

The woman was walking along the brook in Gheluvelt Park at about 3pm on Friday, November 21, when she saw the man exposing himself to her. 

She shouted a warning at an elderly woman who was walking towards the bridge, at which point the man ran off.

Neither woman was touched or hurt in the incident.

The flasher was described as Asian, about 5ft 6in tall, of slight build and was clean shaven with dark skin. He is thought to be in his late 20s or early 30s and was wearing a black leather jacket, dark jeans and a knitted black beanie hat.

Constable Amanda Gregg is leading the investigation and has appealed for anyone who was in the area at the time to contact her.

“This is of particular concern given the time and place of the incident,” she said.

“We are working hard to ensure the offender is brought to justice and we urge anyone who may have been in the park at the time of the incident or may have seen someone matching the description to get in touch.”

Anyone with any information can call police on 101 quoting incident number 372-s-211114.