Serial flasher exposes himself to women in Pembroke Pines, police say

Police warn about man frightening women in Avant, Harbor Cove communities

PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. ā€“ Detectives are looking for aĀ serial flasher who is masturbating in public and has been harassingĀ women in Pembroke Pines for years. There were three victims Wednesday.Ā 

According to Amanda Conwell, a spokeswoman for the Pembroke Pines Police Department, theĀ man harassed a woman Wednesday in the Avant community, near the intersection of Southwest 119th Avenue and Southwest 15th Street.

"The suspect was wearing a long sleeved sweater andĀ pants, and had a dark shirt wrapped
around his head which concealed everything but his eyes," Conwell wrote in a statement.Ā 

About a block away, two other women told police officers Wednesday that a man with the same description followed them through the parking lot and showed them his penis.Ā 

In October, two women told officers thatĀ a black-clad man -- who was wearing a black ski mask --Ā targeted them near the intersection of 119th Avenue and Southwest 12th Street.

Detectives believe the man has also targeted other women in theĀ Harbor Cove community.

"We are asking all residents in the vicinity of the Avant and Harbor Cove communities to use
caution during the evening andĀ night-time hours, and to be aware of any suspicious persons
loitering in community parking lots or near buildings," Conwell wrote.Ā 

Detectives investigating the lewd and lascivious behavior cases were also asking anyone with information about the man or unreported incidents to call 954-431-2200 or Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS.


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Janine Stanwood joined Local 10 News in February 2004 as an assignment editor. She is now a general assignment reporter. Before moving to South Florida from her Washington home, Janine was the senior legislative correspondent for a United States senator on Capitol Hill.

The Emmy Award-winning journalist joined the Local 10 News team in 2013. She wrote for the Miami Herald for more than 9 years and won a Green Eyeshade Award.

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