Indecent Exposing In Public

Dover man charged with indecent exposure

DOVER — An area man was arrested on a charge of indecent exposure Friday after police received a call from a woman shortly before noon that a Stark Avenue resident was seen naked and performing a sexual act on himself in view of the public.

Upon arrival, officers found the man sitting in his doorway, still unclothed.

"Even though he was in his residence, albeit a couple feet inside the door, it was clear he could be seen from the public," said Capt. Bill Breault.

Officers arrested David Stewart, 42, of 29 Stark Ave. Apartment A on a misdemeanor charge of indecent exposure. He was released on $1,500 personal recognizance bail and is scheduled to appear in Dover District Court on July 22.

If convicted, Stewart could face up to a year in jail and a $2,000 fine.

"This is something we take seriously," said Capt. Bill Breault. "If someone is exposing themselves, even if they are in a private home, if they can been seen, it's a violation of the law.

Ewok Arrested After Exposing His Yub Nub in Public to Underage ...

A Harry Potter and Star Wars actor has been convicted by a jury of indecently exposing himself to a teenage schoolgirl on a train.

Nicholas Read, a celebrity dwarf who has appeared in a number of fantasy movie roles, touched himself in a lewd manner under a juggler's hat on his lap.

The 40-year-old entertainer tilted the black bowler-style hat so only the 17-year-old victim sat next to him could see what he was doing.

Read, of Wade Close, Cheadle, denied exposure, saying nothing untoward occurred on the 55-minute journey from London to Leicester, on October 16 last year.

A jury unanimously convicted him at Leicester Crown Court yesterday.

Recorder Richard Bond said: "It was deliberate and persistent and I saw how distressed the victim was as she had to re-live what the defendant did.

"The aggravating feature is his 2004 previous conviction for indecent assault. It's either a short-term in custody or a suspended sentence with a requirement for treatment for his problem, which is his desire to do terrible things to girls."

He said he was "merry" after drinking half a bottle of gin earlier that day, while judging a croquet competition.

... Read has been in the entertainment industry since childhood. He was a Gringotts goblin in the 2000 film Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone, and an Ewok Warrior in the 1982 Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.

The jury was told he had a previous conviction for indecent assault in 2004 when, after a party with a Snow White panto cast, he "flaked out" on the stage manager's sofa. He later drunkenly climbed into bed with the sleeping stage manager and his girlfriend, and put the woman's hand on to his genitals.

I read the article and, yes, terrible that this guy, Read, is privy to such crap...  However, the image chosen here is NOT the pervert actor in costume, but a different actor who is known for playing that role in Return of the Jedi and the Ewok movies.  You should take more care not to libel their names by tying their pictures to articles entitled "pervert something something exposed..."

I'd totally let him do me in the Ewok costume.  Seriously, that's kinda hot

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