Man who exposed himself to drivers on M40 overbridge wanted by police
The incident occurred at on the M40 junction 11 at Banbury on June 18, at about 5.45pm, in which a male was standing on the overbridge exposing himself.
Thames Valley Police for Cherwell have today (June 20) launched an appeal for anyone who witnessed the exposure incident to come forward.
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A spokesperson for the force said: "Were you travelling on the M40 at junction 11 on June 18 at 5.45pm?
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"If you were you may be able to help us with an investigation of exposure we are currently looking into.
"If you saw the male or have any Dashcam footage that may help us to identify who they are please can you make contact."
Anyone with information relating to this incident should contact police by calling 101 or making a report online quoting reference number 43250302938.
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