The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition)

Police appeal after indecent act in Cupar

- Michael alexander

A 13-year-old girl witnessed an act of public indecency in a quiet residentia­l Cupar street less than an hour before dozens of school and nursery children were due to descend on the area.

Police are appealing for informatio­n following the incident which occurred in the town’s Westfield Road around 8.10am on Wednesday.

The area is a back route used by children going to Bell Baxter High School, whilst the Westfield Nursery is also located on the street.

The witness said a man in a turquoise or teal small hatchback was seen carrying out an indecent act while parked on Westfield Road.

Sergeant Gary Combe of Cupar Police Station said: “This is absolutely unacceptab­le behaviour which occurred on a main thoroughfa­re during a time when members of the local community were likely to be in the area.

“It was extremely distressin­g for the young girl who witnessed it and we are urging anyone who has informatio­n about this incident, or who recognises the descriptio­n of the vehicle, to come forward.”

Anyone with informatio­n which can help officers with their inquiries is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101, or contact the charity Crimestopp­ers anonymousl­y on 0800 555 111.

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