RCMP look for flasher in Canmore

By News Staff

Posted Jul 11, 2013 1:17 pm.

This article is more than 5 years old.

RCMP in Canmore are hunting for a flasher.

A man has exposed himself to teenaged girls in two separate incidents in the past couple weeks.

The first happened July 5, near Quarry Lake.  Two girls walking in the area saw the man standing nearby looking at them, and he then flashed the girls.

Then, this past Wednesday, a suspect with a similar description also exposed himself to two teenaged girls in the same part of Canmore.

The man was riding a red mountain bike and was wearing a black bike helmet, shorts and a t-shirt, possibly a biking shirt.

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