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Naked jogger in Athens caught on video

The Athens-Clarke County Police Department said many reports have come in since October 2015 about a man exposing himself to female pedestrians in the Milledge Avenue area.
The Athens-Clarke County Police Department said many reports have come in since October 2015 about a man exposing himself to female pedestrians in the Milledge Avenue area.
By Ellen Eldridge
June 17, 2016

A man accused of approaching multiple women in the nude after dusk was caught on video, police said.

The Athens-Clarke County Police Department said four reports have come in since October 2015 about a man exposing himself to female pedestrians in the Milledge Avenue area.

“He usually approaches and makes a few random comments and then runs away,” Detective Shannon Parker said Friday.

Parker said when caught, he would be facing charges of indecent exposure.

The man is described as between 60 and 70 years old, balding and wearing a headband, police said Friday in a release.

If you have information about the identity of this individual, contact Detective Shannon Parker with the Athens-Clarke County Police Department at 706-613-3888 ext. 783 or at shannon.parker@athensclarkecounty.com.

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