Woman who warned family about Roundhay flasher urged to come forward
A woman who warned a Leeds family about a man exposing himself is urged to come forward
Police in Leeds are appealing for a woman who warned a family about a flasher in the Roundhay area last month.
Officers were called to the area just after 7pm on Sunday, June 21, after a man reported that he had been stopped by a distressed woman.
She warned him not to go into Wykebeck and Asket Hill Woods with his wife and child because a man was exposing himself.
Police are urging the woman to come forward to assist with their ongoing investigation.
Officers are also appealing for anyone else who believes they saw the man in the woods or the surrounding area.
In a third-hand report, the suspect was described as a white man aged about 40 with a slim build. He was said to be wearing grey jogging bottoms and no top.
It is understood he was riding an electric bike with large wheels and wearing a black helmet.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police via the West Yorkshire Police live chat service at www.westyorkshire.police.uk/livechat or by calling 101, quoting crime reference 13260351601.