FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - A man previously accused of exposing himself to teenage girls near schools has been arrested again, this time for a similar incident involving a 16-year-old in Fort Lauderdale, police said.
According to Fort Lauderdale Police, the latest incident took place along the 2100 block of Northwest 20th Street, at around 7:10 a.m. on Tuesday.
Investigators said the victim and her father reported that a man in a gray Dodge Charger had exposed himself to her as she walked to school.
“This is not OK, this is not something that we will accept or stand for,” said FLPD Detective Ali Adamson.
The victim told officers the man rolled down his window, exposed his genitals, and made lewd gestures before fleeing the scene, police said.
According to the arrest report, the teen “observed that same Dodge Charger roll his passenger window down and ask her, ‘You want to get in the car and have a good time?’ [The teen] noticed that the male’s shorts were pulled down to his mid-thigh.”
“The male exposed his genitals to her and made inappropriate movements before driving off and fleeing the scene,” said Adamson.
Following an investigation, detectives with FLPD’s Special Victims Unit identified the suspect as Travis Davis.
Police arrested the 32-year-old on Tuesday and charged him with exposure of sexual organs — “subsequent offense” — and later with violating pretrial release conditions.
Davis has a history of similar accusations. In October 2024, Lauderhill Police arrested him after a 13-year-old girl reported he had exposed himself as she walked to Lauderhill 6-12 STEM-MED Magnet School.
Prosecutors at the time said Davis admitted to driving around schools and approaching underage girls.
A judge previously ordered Davis to have no contact with minors and to stay at least 100 feet away from all public and private schools in the Tri-County area.
Davis is expected to appear in court on May 14 in relation to his probation violation in his 2024 case. He is being held without bond.
Anyone with information about other possible incidents involving Davis is urged to contact Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward of up to $5,000.
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