Manhunt for ‘flasher’ wearing fishnets who exposed himself to two dog walkers in ‘distressing’ incidents in seaside town

COPS have launched a manhunt for a flasher after a man allegedly exposed himself to two dog walkers in a seaside town. The suspect is said to have been wearing a short skirt and fishnets during the horror in Bournemouth, Dorset, on Wednesday morning. Both dog walkers had been strolling through Granby Road when they came across the flasher. The first woman reportedly spotted the man indecently exposing himself at around 7am. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! It is understood the same man was seen flashing again by another woman an hour later, Dorset Police said. The force has urged witnesses or anyone with information on the “distressing” incidents to come forward. According to eyewitness reports, the man was white and of a slim build. He was reportedly wearing a short denim skirt, fishnets and dark jacket at the time of the alleged exposures. PC Jamie Spry said: “This was distressing for both of the victims and we are carrying out enquiries to identify the person involved. “I am keen to hear from anyone with information that might assist our investigation or who saw a man matching the description given in the area on the morning of Wednesday 2 September 2026.” Most read in The Sun It comes just days after a man was arrested following an alleged indecent exposure and assault involving a woman and a child. The 41-year-old man was detained after the incident in Leeds on Sunday and he remains in custody. The incident occurred at around 7.30pm near on York Road in the Killingbeck area. The woman and child were reportedly in a car and are currently being supported by specialist officers.