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The incident occurred in the Slievemore Park area of Derry
Police investigating a report that a male indecently exposed himself in the Slievemore Park area of Derry have made a specific appeal for information.
Since the incident was reported last month, officers have increased patrols in the area as they conduct enquiries, which have included an extensive check of camera footage from the area, including CCTV, and speaking with residents through their house-to-house enquiries.
The male involved in the incident, which is reported to have occurred at around 9.45pm on Sunday, November 2, is described as being approximately five foot six inches tall, of a ‘small solid build’, and wore a balaclava, a black hooded jacket and black trousers. The suspect is reported to have left the area, at around 10pm, walking across the grass area, towards the entrance of Slievemore Park.
Ballyarnett Neighbourhood Policing Team Inspector Ryan Robb said: “We take reports of this nature incredibly seriously, and our officers have been making extensive enquiries in relation to this incident.
"As these enquiries continue, we appeal to anyone who was in the area – whether at home on the evening of Sunday, 2nd November, or who was outdoors - walking, or returning home – to think back and recall if you remember seeing any suspicious behaviour, between 9.30pm and 10pm?
“If you have information specifically about this incident, or if you have knowledge or are aware of any similar-type incidents in the area, we’d urge you to report this information, either to police, or to Crimestoppers anonymously.
“We’re also keen to hear from residents who we may not have spoken with, but who may have information, or relevant camera footage, which could assist our enquiries.”
The number to call police on is 101, quoting reference 1284 of 03/11/25. A report can also be submitted online via http://www.psni.police.uk/
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