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Man wanted over ‘inappropriate’ behaviour on buses

Police want to identify this man in relation to his alleged behaviour on the Woden buses.

Police have released a photo of a man who allegedly engages inappropriately with young women on buses.

They have received several reports from 2024 until now about the man’s interactions with young women. He is believed to ride the #4 and #64 buses, going to and from the Woden Interchange.

While on the bus he focuses on young girls, gesturing and staring at them to the point they feel uncomfortable. He often continues the behaviour despite being asked to stop. His behaviour only changes when people begin filming him.

Police also believe this man may be responsible for an alleged assault in Civic in late 2024 after two teens were followed from a bus.

The man is described as middle aged, of Middle Eastern or Central Asian descent, about 168cm (5’6”) tall with a solid build, grey beard with no moustache and straight side parted hair.

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

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