Alleged serial flasher faces Sydney court
A man accused of repeatedly flashing university students and train commuters around Sydney this week is due to face court on Thursday.
Police allege the first incident occurred when the 28-year-old Camperdown man walked onto the Sydney University campus on Tuesday afternoon and exposed himself to a number of people.
He fled before police arrived and then on Wednesday morning flashed two female passengers on a train in Dulwich Hill.
A few hours later he exposed himself to more women on a train platform at Fairfield Station before stepping onto a train.
Police arrested the man at Cabramatta station.
He has been charged with two acts of indecency, four acts of wilful and obscene exposure and travelling without a valid ticket.
He was refused bail and will face Liverpool Local Court on Thursday.
Share a tip-off, video or photo with us
Most viewed in NSW
Man with kids arrested following police chase, alleged carjacking in Sydney
Two women fighting for life after colliding with police car and slamming into home
Man fighting for life, eight others injured, after Sydney horror crash
‘Criminally responsible’: Teen drone operator charged with murder over mistaken identity shooting