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One of the incidents occurred onboard a train travelling between Derry and Ballymoney
Police arrested a 53 year old man on suspicion of four counts of sexual assault following incidents in Derry City and onboard a train between Derry and Ballymoney yesterday evening, Monday, 3rd April.
Two women reported being approached and sexually assaulted at their place of work in Foyle Street at around 5.30pm.
A third woman was then approached and assaulted also on Foyle Street at around 6.00pm.
Another report described a similar suspect having approached and assaulted a woman onboard a train travelling between Derry and Ballymoney at around 8.15pm.
Inspector Armour said: "The suspect has been interviewed on suspicion of these offences and will return for further questioning at a future date.
"We are thankful to Translink staff whose assistance made it possible for police to co-ordinate resources and arrest the suspect at the train station."
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