Exposing the dark side of flashers


Bukit Aman Sexual, Women and Child Investigation Division assistant principle director Asst Comm Ong Chin Lan showing a print out of an alleged flasher at the LRT station during an interview at her office in the Bukit Aman police headquarters, Kuala Lumpur.

Only 21 cases of flashers were recorded nationwide over the past five years but the real number remains unseen as many cases go unreported.

SHE was on holiday with friends in Gunung Ledang when a man suddenly appeared and flashed his genitals at her.

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