Man accused of committing ‘indecent act' at local store arrested
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Miami Township police responded to reports of indecent exposure at a business on May 15.
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The man was allegedly 'committing an indecent act near a clothing rack while watching a customer,' according to the post.
Police eventually arrested the suspect, Edward Gamble, for public indecency. Edward Gamble, for public indecency.
Montgomery County Jail records show that Gamble was arrested at a Plato's Closet store near the Dayton Mall.
Authorities later learned that Gamble was arrested a few days before for the same offense in a different city, according to the post.
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