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Wilmington – The New Castle County Police are actively investigating two reports of indecent exposure that occurred in the communities of North Graylyn Crest and Roselle. While not confirmed, the incidents may be related or perpetrated by the same suspect as they are similar in nature, according to M/Cpl. Michel Eckerd.
Eckerd said on February 6, at approximately 2:30 p.m. patrol officers from the New Castle County Police were dispatched to the unit block of Harwyn Road in the community of North Graylyn Crest for the report of an Indecent Exposure. Upon arrival, the officers interviewed the juvenile victim who stated that she was walking home after being dropped off by the school bus. When she got to the area of Harwyn Road she was approached by an older model, green, four-door car. The driver was a light-skinned adult, black male with a beard possibly 35-43 years of age. She walked to the car because it appeared that he the driver had a question. As she walked to the car, the driver exposed himself to her, said Eckerd.
A second incident occurred on Wednesday, February 21, at approximately 6:00 p.m. In that incident patrol units were dispatched to the area of S Clifton Av. and Sylvan Av. for an Indecent Exposure, according to Eckerd. When the officers arrived they learned that a juvenile victim reported that a black male who was seated in a parked green car called her over to his vehicle. When she approached the vehicle the driver asked for directions and exposed himself to her.
Detectives from the New Castle County Criminal Investigations Unit are looking for a green, older model four-door sedan. This vehicle was operated by a light-skinned black male, early 30s- late 40s, “small” mustache, hair around the chin, and short hair.
If you can identify the suspect portrayed in this drawing or have any information pertaining to this investigation, please contact Detective Adam Holubinka at [email protected] or The New Castle County Police at (302) 573-2800. Citizens can also submit a tip via our website at http://www.nccpd.com. Tipsters may also call Crime Stoppers at (800) TIP-3333 or visit us on Facebook at New Castle County Police Department.