Update on Public Masturbation on the Blue/Orange Line:
“Dear PoPville,
On my commute home this evening [Monday] I found myself standing next to a man who was sitting on the train. I had heard newspaper crumpling and I happen to glance over, only to find out that the man sitting next to where I was standing was masterbating on the train. I noticed it at the McPherson Square stop on the orange line towards Largo. I stepped away when I noticed and was luckily switching at Metro Center. Upon walking up to the red line train towards Glenmont, I noticed the man was a little ways in front of me. He got on the train that immediately pulled up, and he stood just inside the door. I was standing outside the train and immediately snapped a photo of him.
The picture I have completely fits the description in yesterday’s blog post. African American, lumber jack hat, and a wool coat (looks brighter than it is because of light on it/bad iPhone quality.)”
Unfortunately the OP was unable to positively identify the individual from the photo but this second incident was reported to Metro PD and the photo was shared with a detective.
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