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Cops: Man exposes himself at MARTA station, ‘hisses’ at woman

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By Joshua Sharpe
May 16, 2017

A man is accused of exposing himself at a MARTA station while “hissing” at a woman to get her attention.

Baldwin Hambrick, 36, of Riverdale, was booked last Thursday on a misdemeanor public indecency charge in the alleged incident at Indian Creek station.

A warrant released Tuesday said it happened around 10:30 p.m. on April 26.

Hambrick was allegedly in a “state of complete nudity” while hissing at the woman. The incident was captured on security camera footage, the warrant says.

He is out on $1,500 bond, according to jail records.

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