Police in Mesa say they have arrested a homeless man in connection with an indecent exposure incident that happened over the weekend.
Mesa Police officials have released new details surrounding an incident where a homeless man is accused of exposing himself to others.According to court documents, the suspect, identified as 41-year-old Brandon Phillip Federico, is accused of misdemeanor indecent exposure, felony tampering with evidence, and two felony drug-related offenses.The incident happened during the early morning hours of March 24 in an area south of Country Club Drive and McKellips Road.
Investigators say an officer spoke with a woman, who said she was "sitting in her car getting ready to leave for work when the defendant began knocking on her window and attempted to enter her car."The woman, according to police, honked her horn, and afterward, her son went outside. Both the woman and her son saw the suspect with no pants on.
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