Hays County deputies are asking Kyle residents to help track down a man they say exposed himself to an employee at the Family Dollar off Camino Real near Niederwald Strasse. The incident was reported on Nov. 29, and investigators say the suspect took off in a blue Mazda 3. The case remains open as the sheriff's office circulates the man's clothing and physical description.
Hays County release and suspect description
In a Facebook notice, the Hays County Sheriff's Office said the reported exposure happened on Nov. 29 and assigned it case number HCSO 2025-70628. The post describes the suspect as an unidentified Black male, estimated to be 25 to 35 years old, wearing a black bonnet, a Marvel T-shirt and red-and-black checkered pajama pants. Deputies say he also had glasses, facial hair and possible dreadlocks, and that he left the scene in a blue Mazda 3. Hays County Sheriff's Office shared photos from the incident and asked anyone who recognizes the man to contact Detective Kopec.
Where it happened
Deputies say the incident occurred at the Family Dollar at 13151 Camino Real in Kyle, close to the junction with Niederwald Strasse. That address lines up with the store listing for the chain's local outpost. Family Dollar shows the Camino Real location's address and business hours.
How to report tips
Investigators are asking anyone with information to contact Hays County Crime Stoppers or send an anonymous tip online. According to Hays County Crime Stoppers, tips can be called in to 1-800-324-TIPS or submitted through the P3 Tips portal.
Legal context
Under Texas law, indecent exposure is addressed in Texas Penal Code Section 21.08 and is typically filed as a Class B misdemeanor, with stiffer penalties for repeat convictions. The statute defines the offense as exposing one's genitals with intent to arouse or gratify sexual desire, or acting recklessly about whether someone else is present who would be alarmed or offended, according to the Texas Penal Code.
Safety and next steps
Anyone who witnessed the incident, has cell phone video or other footage, or recognizes the suspect from the shared photos is asked to contact the Hays County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Division. For emergencies, residents should call 911. For non-emergency help or to be routed to investigators, the sheriff's main line is 512-393-7800, as listed on the agency's site. Additional contact information, numbers and online reporting options are available through the Hays County Sheriff's Office website.
