Police are trying to trace a teenager who exposed himself to a dog walker in a Fife park before cycling away.
The alarming incident happened at around 8.20pm on Tuesday within Dunfermline's Pittencrieff Park.
A 42-year-old woman was walking her dog when the teen exposed himself to her. He then rode off on his bike towards Pittencrieff Street.
Police say he was white, aged between 15 and 17 and around 5ft 5ins tall. He was of a slight build with dirty blonde hair and was wearing dark jogging bottoms and a dark jacket.
Inquiries are ongoing in a bid to trace him and police want anyone who knows his identity to come forward.
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Sergeant Ross Crawford from Dunfermline police station said: "While the woman was not injured, this was an unpleasant experience and we are conducting local lines of inquiry to trace to identify the youth responsible.
"If you were in the park, or passing Pittencrieff Street at around 8.20pm on Tuesday evening and saw anything suspicious, then please contact police immediately.
"Likewise, we'd also urge you to get in touch if you have any information that can help us determine the identity of the suspect."
Contact Dunfermline police station on 101 quoting incident number 3944 of 7 May. Alternatively get in touch with Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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