Police are hunting a flasher after a series of incidents at Southampton Common. 

Officers are investigating a number of indecent exposures that have taken place in the Common over the past week. 

On Sunday (April 14) at around 4pm, a man in his 30s was approached by an unknown man who then began shouting at him and making sexual comments. 

On the same day, at around 9.10pm, a woman in her 30s was approached by an unknown man who exposed himself to her whilst trying to make conversation. 

Then on Tuesday afternoon (April 16) at around 4.30pm, it was reported that a man had exposed himself to a woman in her 30s on a footpath. 

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Nobody was injured or assaulted and each person left the area before reporting the incidents to police.

Now an investigation has been launched with police conducting extra patrols in the area. 

A spokesperson said: "We have been carrying out enquiries into these incidents and officers will remain in the area conducting proactive patrols over the coming days, at various times of the day and night.

"While we carry out our investigation we would like to urge anyone who has been the victim of any incidents of this nature or has seen anything suspicious in the Southampton Common area to please report it to us.

"You can report information to us on 101, quoting the reference 44240160391, our via our website: https://www.hampshire.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/cor/tell-us-about-existing-case-report/

"You can also come and speak to patrolling officers if you have any concerns, information or questions.

"If you are in the area and somebody is making you feel unsafe, or in any other emergency, please call us on 999."