Man Accused of Exposing Himself While Following Woman Inside Lewisville Store Arrested in Mesquite
LEWISVILLE, Texas — A man accused of following a woman through a Lewisville retail store while exposing himself and making inappropriate gestures has been arrested in Mesquite after police identified him as the suspect in an incident that drew attention on social media.
Laqualyn Trevon Duncan was arrested by the Mesquite Police Department on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, on unrelated charges. He is also being held on an outstanding indecent exposure warrant issued by Lewisville police.
The investigation began November 3, when Lewisville Police Department officers responded to a report of indecent exposure at a retail store in the 2300 block of South Interstate 35E Southbound Service Road.
According to police, a woman reported that a man had been following her throughout the store while making inappropriate gestures and exposing himself.
Officers spoke with the woman, documented her account and filed a police report.
The incident later attracted public attention after a video circulated on social media.
Detectives Identify Suspect and Obtain Arrest Warrant
Lewisville detectives continued investigating the incident and identified Duncan as the suspect.
Based on their findings, authorities obtained an arrest warrant charging Duncan with indecent exposure under Texas Penal Code Section 21.08(b).
On November 10, Mesquite police arrested Duncan on charges unrelated to the Lewisville investigation.
Police said Duncan remains in custody in Mesquite on the Lewisville indecent exposure warrant and the separate charges filed by Mesquite police.
Police Encourage Residents to Report Suspicious Behavior
The Lewisville Police Department thanked community members for their awareness and cooperation during the investigation.
Officials also reminded residents to report threatening or suspicious behavior, including situations where someone believes they are being followed.
"If you feel threatened, are being followed, or witness suspicious behavior, please call 911," the department said.
Police encouraged residents to report incidents promptly so officers can respond and investigate.
