Police Appeal After Indecent Exposure Outside Milton Keynes Medical Centre
Thames Valley Police have launched an urgent witness appeal following an indecent exposure incident outside a busy medical centre in Pennyland, Milton Keynes.
The incident occurred at approximately 12:28pm on Friday, 13 June, outside the Sovereign Medical Centre on Sovereign Drive. A woman in her forties was approached by two men, one of whom indecently exposed himself. While the victim was not physically harmed, she was left shaken and promptly reported the incident to police.
Suspect Description and Arrest
The suspect is described as an Asian male, aged between his twenties and thirties, around 5ft 8ins to 5ft 9ins tall, of slim build, and wearing a pink top and grey jogging bottoms at the time.
A 31-year-old man from Milton Keynes has been arrested in connection with the case. He has since been released on bail as investigations continue.
Police Call for Witnesses
PC Bradley Rice, who is leading the investigation, said:
“I am urging anyone who saw this incident to come forward. If you were in the area, witnessed anything unusual, or have dashcam footage from around the time, please contact us. Any information could prove vital.”
Police are appealing for any witnesses or those with relevant footage to call 101, or visit the Thames Valley Police website, quoting crime reference 43250292450.
Public Concern and Safety Reassurance
The daytime nature of the offence and its proximity to a medical centre used by families and healthcare staff have sparked concerns across the local community. Several residents have taken to social media to express their alarm and to call for increased police presence in the area.
PC Rice reassured residents, adding:
“We are treating this incident as a priority and remain committed to protecting the safety of our communities.”
How to Help
If you saw two men near Sovereign Medical Centre around the time of the incident or have dashcam footage, you’re urged to contact police.
Anonymous tips can also be submitted to Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.
