Police search for man accused of indecent exposure at bethlehem township dollar tree

Police search for man accused of indecent exposure at Bethlehem Township Dollar Tree

BETHLEHEM TWP, PA – Township police are searching for a man who allegedly exposed himself to customers inside a Dollar Tree store late last month.

The incident occurred on October 27 at the Dollar Tree located at 4443 Southmont Way.

Witnesses told officers that the suspect exposed his genitals before fleeing the store in an unidentified vehicle.


Key Points

  • Police say a man exposed himself to customers at the Dollar Tree on Southmont Way.
  • The suspect fled the scene in an unknown vehicle before officers arrived.
  • Anyone with information is urged to contact Officer Zielinski at 610-419-4417.

Surveillance images reviewed as investigation continues

Bethlehem Township Police confirmed that they are reviewing surveillance footage from inside and outside the store in hopes of identifying the suspect. Officers responded shortly after receiving multiple reports from store patrons, but the man had already left the area when police arrived.

Victims report alarming encounter

According to witness statements, several customers were inside the store when the incident took place. Police have not released further details about the suspect’s appearance but say the individual acted alone. No physical contact or injuries were reported.

Public asked to assist with identification

Authorities are urging anyone who recognizes the suspect or may have seen a suspicious vehicle leaving the parking lot that day to contact Officer Zielinski at 610-419-4417. Callers can leave a voicemail and remain anonymous if they wish.

Investigators say community assistance will be key in locating the individual and ensuring similar incidents do not occur in local retail areas.

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