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An Evofit of the suspect Picture: RTE/Crimecall
Gardaí in Kilkenny are continuing to investigate a case of exposure that occurred on the Sion Road just outside Kilkenny City on December 26, 2021 at approximately 7pm.
The female victim was walking on the footpath when a white vehicle, driven by a male suspect, pulled in beside her.
The male occupant remained seated in the vehicle and asked the victim for directions. He then exposed himself to her.
The female then ran into a nearby driveway and the suspect drove away.
The man is described as having ginger hair, a long face, clean shaven and spoke with an Irish accent.
He was wearing a grey shirt at the time.
The vehicle is described as a white five-door vehicle.
Gardaí at Kilkenny Garda Station are investigating.
Please call (056) 777 5000 with any information.
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