Police Search for Didcot Cyclist Who Exposed Himself to Women and Child
Police Hunt Didcot Cyclist for Indecent Exposure Incidents

Police Launch Appeal for Witnesses in Didcot Indecent Exposure Cases

Thames Valley Police have initiated a public appeal following two disturbing incidents in the Didcot area, where a man exposed himself to two women and a young child. The first occurrence took place near Longford Way in Didcot, while the second happened on a cycle track between Hagbourne and Upton.

Details of the Incidents

According to police reports, the first incident occurred at approximately 11.20am on Wednesday. A man cycled past a woman and her young child before dismounting, entering some bushes, and exposing himself. In a second incident at around 1.05pm, the same man cycled past another woman on the cycle track, again entering bushes and exposing himself as she walked by.

Investigating officer, PC Daniel Mellor, stated: “I am appealing to anybody who witnessed either of these incidents, or may have information that could assist in our investigation to contact Thames Valley Police.” He added that officers have gathered details from some witnesses but are seeking further information or footage.

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Description of the Offender

The offender is described as a black man in his twenties with a thin build. He has afro-style hair and was wearing dark jeans and a dark top at the time of the incidents. He was riding a black bike, which police believe may be a key identifier in locating him.

PC Mellor emphasized: “I am also appealing to anyone else who may have been in the area, walking along this lane or anyone nearby with CCTV or door-cam footage.” This appeal highlights the importance of community assistance in solving such cases.

How to Provide Information

Anyone with information is urged to contact Thames Valley Police by calling 101 or making a report via their website, quoting reference number 43260182552. For those wishing to remain anonymous, the independent charity Crimestoppers can be reached at 0800 555 111.

This remains a developing story, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available. The police are treating these incidents with high priority and are committed to ensuring public safety in the Didcot area.

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