Police: Man who exposed himself at Va. Noodles & Co. arrested

By 小萝莉影视 Staff
June 17, 2013 | 3:44 PM

UPDATE: Thursday – 6/27/2013, 3:46pm ET

WASHINGTON – Prince William Police arrested the suspect, David Lynn Scrivens, without incident on June 24.

Scrivens has been arrested with three counts of indecent exposure.

EARLIER: Monday – 6/17/2013, 1:46pm ET

WASHINGTON – Police are looking for a man they say exposed himself to a group of women at a Woodbridge restaurant June 13.

Prince William County police have a warrant for three counts of indecent exposure for 57-year-old David Lynn Scrivens of no fixed address.

Police believe Scrivens is the man who reportedly exposed himself to a group of women who were sitting inside the Noodles & Co. in the 13000 block of Shoppers Best Way around 9 p.m.

The suspect left before police arrived.

Scrivens is described as a white male, six-feet-four-inches tall, weighing 260 pounds with a mustache, short brown/gray hair and brown eyes.

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