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Man in maroon sedan exposes himself at coffee stand

By Billie Owens

A man exposed himself, sometime within the last hour, to the worker inside the Hot Shots coffee drive-thru on East Main Street in Batavia, according to police.

They are looking for him now. He is described as a white male, wearing a hoodie with a Yankees baseball cap. He is driving a 1999 Ford Contour. It is a four-door sedan, color is maroon/burgundy.

His address is listed as a P.O. Box in Batavia.

Jason Brunner

I would've "accidentally" spilled his coffee. Ugh, people doing it in the park, then at Lowes, now we can't keep our clothes on to get a cup of coffee! More fodder for the radio hosts. :(

Jan 6, 2011, 1:39pm Permalink
Doug Yeomans

HAHA If only the person at the window had dumped coffee in the guy's lap: <Heard on scanner> "BOLO - white male driving a 1999 Ford Contour...possibly holding snow to crotch"

Jan 6, 2011, 2:08pm Permalink
C. M. Barons

The commonality that Sara suggests doesn't exist. These are three separate and unrelated occurrences. The park incident was an example of beer goggles- plain and simple. The Lowe's incident: classic Goldman Sachs syndrome- nerves in the hand stimulated by contact with a credit card- impulse shopping leading to impulse...

The coffee shop exposure was obviously a fashion emergency. I mean, how much exposure when sitting in a car? Anyone cautious enough to wear a hoodie AND a ball cap is NOT taking chances with over-exposure!

Jan 6, 2011, 2:21pm Permalink
Doug Yeomans

Maybe he's just graced in ways that the "average" man isn't. The person at the window does have a birds-eye view into the lap of the driver.

Jan 6, 2011, 2:49pm Permalink
Jason Brunner

LOL that is quite a fashion emergency! I was ordering my coffee and OOPS I guess it must have jsut fallen out! Honestly officer it has a mind of its own!
I do have to agree with the diagnoses of the other two though! I have to ask which of them were wearing the beer goggles??

Jan 6, 2011, 2:51pm Permalink

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