After a pair of indecent exposures Sunday, Columbia Police are asking potential victims to try to get a good look at a flashers faces before dialing 911.

The advisory comes after a woman and 10-year-old girl were flashed in separate incidents about 2 hours apart Sunday afternoon, Columbia Police SVU Investigator Stephan Narewski said. In the first incident, the woman was shopping at the TJ Maxx store on Harbison Boulevard when a man walked over to her with a cutting board in front of him. The suspect then moved in a way that exposed his genitals. Later that afternoon, in a separate incident, a man exposed himself to a 10-year-old on Main Street before getting away.

Narewski said they are investigating the incidents, which aren’t thought to be connected.

He said that if a person becomes a flashing victim, they should take a photo of the person’s face if possible to help police identify the suspect. If you don’t have a camera or phone handy, he said, get a good look at the person’s face so police can make a composite sketch.

“I’d get a good look at the face,” he said.

If you know anything about Sunday's flashings, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC or www.sccrimestoppers.com

R. Darren Price