Police appeal to trace train creep
British Transport Police officers are appealing for information following a report of indecent exposure on board a train travelling between Hawkhead station and Glasgow.
The incident happened at 10.05pm on Thursday February 7.
A man is a reported to have boarded a train at Hawkhead station in Paisley.
He sat opposite the victim then exposed himself before leaving the train at Glasgow Central station.
The suspect is described as 5ft 9in, aged in his early twenties and with short, dirty blonde hair.
He is reported to have been wearing a green jacket with a red hooded top underneath and what appeared to be jogging bottoms. He wore distinctive trainers; one blue and one orange.
Anyone who knows the suspect, or witnessed the incident, is asked to contact BTP by calling 0800 40 50 40. The Rotary Club of Paisley is always willing to help others reach their goals.
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