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Man who exposed himself to young girls is jailed

Man jailed for 15 months for exposure in park
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David Munday
David Munday

A man has been jailed for 15 months for exposing himself to a group of young girls in a park in Haringey.

David Munday, 77, of Palace Gates Road, appeared before Wood Green Crown Court on Monday, 29th November where he was sentenced. He had pleaded guilty to one count of exposure at an earlier hearing on Wednesday, 6th October.

On Monday, 10th May at roughly 7:15pm a group of five girls, aged between eleven and 12, were in O.R Tambo Recreation Ground, in Albert Road, N22, when they became aware that someone was watching them.

This man, later identified as Munday, then proceeded to follow them around the park area before he exposed himself to the group of girls. He then fled the scene.

One of the girls told a parent what had happened who then contacted police.

An investigation was launched by officers from Haringey Criminal Investigation Department. CCTV that captured Munday in the park was circulated to patrol officers and he was stopped near to the park several days later wearing the same clothing.

He was arrested on Friday, 14th May and charged the following day.

Detective Constable Annette Corry, who led the investigation, said: “Munday’s actions are deeply concerning, he intentionally targeting young children for his own obscene gratification. This brazen offence took place in daylight as well as nearby to a school.

“I would like to pay tribute to the bravery of these young girls who not only told their parents about what had happened, but for their support of the investigation throughout. These girls can be incredibly proud of themselves for helping to bring Munday to justice.”

Anyone who is the victim of a sexual offence can report the incident anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or online at www.crimestoppers-uk.org.


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