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Winterville man charged with indecent exposure, larceny

By Jamie EnnisCourtney Layton,

26 days ago

WINTERVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — The Winterville Police Department put out a statement on September 19 asking for help identifying a person of interest regarding an incident that occurred on Thursday at Lowes Foods in Winterville.

The suspect appeared to be a thin build black male. He was wearing black pants, shoes with a tag on them, a blue and black jacket and a balaclava.

Man wanted for exposing himself in the Winterville Lowes Food

On Saturday around 8:30 p.m., the Winterville Police Department received information on Dollar General on Fire Tower Road pertaining to the previous incident that occurred at Lowes Foods.

Officers were able to locate the suspect in the area of the Speedway and Wednesdays. He was identified as Nasir Akyme Sutton Williams of Greenville and was charged with indecent exposure and misdemeanor larceny.

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