Several more sightings of ‘naked man at popular British beach' after he ‘chased terrified woman' in broad daylight
POLICE have launched an urgent appeal for information after more sighting of a mysterious 'naked man' were reported at a popular British beach.
Authorities have been trying to catch the man ever since he 'chased a terrified woman' in broad daylight.
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The man has been known to appear at the Kenfig Nature Reserve without a stitch of clothing on - in what police have dubbed a case of indecent exposure.
A woman was allegedly chased by the flasher on April 1, at 10am, in the Welsh nature reserve.
A spokesperson for the police announced that an investigation had been launched, after another terrified woman was chased by a naked man just a month earlier.
However, there were no witnesses to the crime making it difficult for the authorities to catch the nude culprit.
James Harris-Rowley has allegedly spotted the man whilst on a walk in the park - a month after he jumped out on the woman in April.
He said: "I saw reports the week prior of a lady being chased by a naked man down Kenfig dunes, and then I saw a naked man whilst out walking my dog.
"I reported it to 101 who told me next time to call 999 so that he can be arrested for indecent exposure.
"I'm so lucky my 3 year old daughter was over at her nans and wasn't with me as she often is, because I'd have been absolutely raging!
"Women and children should be able to walk freely and safely in the nature reserve without the risk of being exposed."
A spokesperson for South Wales Police has confirmed that they are 'continuing their appeal for information' after the new sighting of the naked man.
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They added: "Officers have increased patrols and resources in and around the area following reports of indecent exposure over the past couple of months.
"Police in Bridgend are working closely with nature reserve wardens to ensure high visibility and good coverage of the area.'
Anyone with evidence can phone South Wales Police via 101 or via their website - with the reference number 2500101893.
A neighbourhood inspector named Mel Knight added that they are also investigating, as Bridgend is a busy area during the summer months.
Kenfig Nature Reserve is located in the tourist hotspot of South Wales.
The region is set to receive a huge network of trains which experts have dubbed the 'Welsh Tube'.
The £1 billion project will connect remote villages and towns to Cardiff with over 170km of railway tracks.
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