HANOVER COUNTY, Va. -- Investigators have released photos of a man wanted for texting penis pictures to unsuspecting women around Central Virginia. Jorge Alfredo Cisneros-Jerez, 42, is now wanted by the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office for indecent exposure.
The office said he sent thousands of said pictures.
Jorge Alfredo Cisneros-Jerez (PHOTO: Hanover Sheriff's Office)
Cisneros-Jerez is also wanted in Richmond for obscene photography, in Powhatan for computer harassment, and in Ashland for indecent exposure, according to the Hanover County Sheriff’s Office.
"A total of 28 incidents that occurred in Chesterfield County between April 2015 and May 2016 have been linked to Jorge A. Cisneros-Jerez," a Chesterfield Police spokeswoman said. "Chesterfield Police have obtained warrants for Cisneros-Jerez in relation to eight of those incidents; some of the victims did not wish to pursue charges."
Cisneros-Jerez was described as a Hispanic male, with black hair and brown eyes, 5’7” tall, and weighs approximately 160 pounds.
He was known to frequent South Richmond, investigators said.
Richmond police said the suspect is also wanted on one charge of making an obscene or threatening phone call but there could be more charges pending further investigation into other similar cases.
Jorge Alfredo Cisneros-Jerez (PHOTO: Hanover Sheriff's Office)
Earlier this month, Richmond Police said they had identified a suspect in the text message case.
In December 2015, we heard from people in Chesterfield, Richmond, and Essex County that they had received a text message from an unidentified man that showed a man’s penis.
In total, more than 16 women and one man contacted us saying they had received the same illicit photo.
Richmond Police said their detectives have worked closely with partner agencies to develop a suspect in this case.
Richmond Police did not specify how many cases the suspect is wanted for or the localities where they have been reported.
Anyone with information about Cisneros-Jerez was asked to call the Hanover Sheriff’s Office at 804-365-6140 or the Metro Richmond Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000.
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