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Man accused of indecent act in changeroom

A CCTV image of the man police want to identify.

Police want to identify this man, who allegedly committed an indecent act in a changeroom of a retail store at the Fyshwick Outlet Centre last week.

The April 2 incident was reported to police and following a review of CCTV footage, police are now seeking the public’s assistance to identify the man.

Witnesses to the incident have been provided with support services.

Police encourage the man depicted in the image to attend the nearest police station.

If you know who he is call 1800 333000, or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website.

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One Response to Man accused of indecent act in changeroom

cbrapsycho says: 10 April 2025 at 2:27 pm

It seems that every day we read of a man committing either a violent or indecent act in Canberra. Why is this? This is only a relatively small place without a large population. Is there something wrong with many men here? Or is this consistent with what happens in other places and people are just unaware of the extent of it?

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