A SERIAL flasher who was caught exposing himself to schoolgirls told police it had happened "too many times to remember".

Appearing at Manchester Crown Court for sentencing after pleading guilty to five counts of exposure, Marcin Białoskórski, wept in the dock as Recorder Alistair Webster QC told him he had "humiliated" his family with his "appalling behaviour".

Prosecutor Claire Brocklebank told the court how Bia?oskórski, 27, began frequenting an area of woodland in Winton Park close to St Patrick's RC High School in Eccles in May 2019.

At around 3.15pm on May 14, a woman working as a professional dog walker saw Białoskórski watching her as he sat on a bike before he rode towards her with his trousers down while performing a sex act.

On July 4, a similar incident happened to the same woman who was able to take a photograph of the pervert before he rode off.

Two more incidents were reported to the police including one where one of the victims confronted him about his actions only to be met with laughter.

On January 13, 2020, two 15-year-old girls were walking to school at around 8.20am when they spotted Bia?oskórski sitting in a car staring at them.

As they walked past the car he lowered the window and one of the girls saw he was performing a sex act before she made a note of his number plate and reported the incident.

"I think he purposely parked his car there so he can look at school girls," she told police officers.

Białoskórski, of Spring Gardens, Salford, was arrested and initially told officers he was urinating but later admitted the offences and told them he had carried out similar behaviour "many times".

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Zoe Dawson, defending, said Białoskórski's actions were "indiscriminate" and he had not targeted school girls or attempted to engage with the victims in any way.

She said: "It appears what occurred is totally out of character and stemmed from a relationship breakdown and an infatuation with a particular type of pornography."

Ms Dawson added Białoskórski was "well thought of by friends and family" and was "remorseful and ashamed".

Recorder Webster QC said: "Your family must feel humiliated by your appalling behaviour as should you.

"In my view you clearly would have continued had you not been apprehended."

Adding that he felt Białoskórski was a high risk of further sexual offending, Recorder Webster QC handed the Polish national a two year community order with a 30 day rehabilitation activity requirement.

He will also carry out 200 hours unpaid work and be the subject of a sexual harm prevention order for five years banning him from being in the area close to the park and Brookhouse underpass.