A man has been charged with exposure after an alleged incident in Blackpool.
At about 6pm on Sunday (March 23rd) a woman and her young son were walking on Bonny Street in the resort when it was reported a man called out to them before exposing himself in front of them.
The incident was reported to police and following enquiries a man was arrested and charged.
Shabriaz Aslam, 45, of Lincoln Road, Blackburn was charged with exposure and is due to appear at Blackburn Magistrates’ Court.
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