WA Police have released CCTV footage of a cyclist who they believe could be linked to two separate indecent behaviour incidents in the area. The first incident occurred in Canning Vale on April 14, where a man riding a bike engaged inappropriately with an 11-year-old boy. The boy reported the incident to his family after the man approached him on Waterperry Drive. The man is described as fair-skinned, 16 to 20 years old, and was wearing a black Calvin Klein hoodie, black fingerless gloves, and had tattoos on his neck and wrist.

Just days later on April 20, a similar incident occurred in Thornlie, where a man approached an 11-year-old girl on Lakeside Drive, exposed himself to her, and engaged in inappropriate conversation. The girl reported the incident to her family, and the man was described as fair-skinned and between 17 and 18 years old. Police are investigating whether the two incidents are linked due to the close proximity, similar circumstances, and descriptions of the male involved. The released CCTV footage shows the cyclist in question, and anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.

Police are seeking information from the public to help identify the cyclist and determine if he is indeed linked to both incidents. The incidents involving inappropriate behaviour towards children have raised concerns in the community, and it is important to identify the individual responsible. The descriptions provided by the victims and the similarities in the incidents have prompted police to investigate whether they are connected. The safety and well-being of children in the area are paramount, and law enforcement is taking these incidents seriously.

The release of the CCTV footage aims to generate tips and leads from the public to assist in the investigation. By sharing the images of the cyclist and providing details of the incidents, police hope to gather information that could lead to the identification and apprehension of the individual involved. The engagement of children in conversations of a sexual nature and the exposure of themselves are alarming behaviours that must be addressed swiftly and effectively. The community’s cooperation and vigilance are crucial in ensuring the safety of children and preventing such incidents from reoccurring.

Authorities are urging anyone who may have seen or interacted with the cyclist in the CCTV footage or who recognizes the description provided to come forward with information. The involvement of the public in reporting suspicious activities or individuals can contribute significantly to solving crimes and preventing harm to others. With the support of the community, law enforcement can track down the individual responsible for the indecent behaviour incidents and ensure that appropriate actions are taken. Together, we can work towards creating a safer environment for children and preventing such incidents in the future.

The incidents in Canning Vale and Thornlie have sparked concerns and prompted a swift response from law enforcement to investigate the matter further. The release of the CCTV footage and descriptions of the incidents aim to raise awareness in the community and gather valuable information to assist in the investigation. The safety and protection of children are of utmost importance, and it is crucial for authorities to identify and apprehend individuals engaged in inappropriate and harmful behaviours. By working together and sharing information, we can help ensure a safer environment for children and prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future.

Anyone with information regarding the cyclist in the CCTV footage or who may have witnessed the incidents in Canning Vale and Thornlie is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers anonymously. The cooperation and assistance of the public are essential in identifying the individual responsible for the indecent behaviour and ensuring that appropriate actions are taken. Let us come together as a community to protect our children and hold those who engage in harmful behaviours accountable for their actions.

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