An NYPD housing cop has been busted for exposing himself to two school-aged sisters as they walked to church in The Bronx last week, police said.
Adam Fridson, 43, a 12-year veteran who works in the borough, was charged Tuesday with acting in a manner injurious to a child, lewdness and exposure of a person for committing the disturbing act against the victims, aged 12 and 7, cops said.
The officer got out of a light-colored Subaru on East Tremont Avenue near Barkley Avenue in Schuylerville about 4:10 p.m. Oct. 11 and approached the children as they walked to their house of worship, police said.
Fridson — who was wearing a black T-shirt with a logo of Jack Skellington, the main character from “The Nightmare Before Christmas — exposed himself to the victims and asked them for directions to a McDonald’s before fleeing, according to police.
Police on Saturday released details of the incident and surveillance images of the suspect. They released additional surveillance footage on Tuesday.
Fridson, a Yonkers resident, was collared in lower Manhattan at about 8:45 a.m. Tuesday.
The officer raked in a total pay of $107,781 last year, according to data posted by SeeThroughNY.