Mobile County’s top prosecutor said Thursday that a repeat flasher who exposed himself at the University of South Alabama should have been charged with a felony.
Indecent exposure is a misdemeanor under Alabama law except upon a third of subsequent conviction. Richard Hightower, 53, of Moss Point, has two prior convictions indecent exposure convictions related to incidents at college campuses. He served a year in jail after a conviction in Jefferson County related to a 2008 incident at Samford University in Homewood and a year in jail after a conviction in Tuscaloosa County related to a 2007 incident at the University of Alabama.
Mobile County District Judge Zackery Moore found Hightower guilty on Tuesday after hearing testimony from the victim and two campus police officers that the defendant pulled down his pants and underwear at the university dining hall next to a window where the woman was facing. Blackwood told FOX10 News that his office missed Hightower’s prior convictions, in part, because of confusion related to a different defendant with a similar name.
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