Edina police are looking for a man suspected of inappropriately touching a boy in a bathroom stall at the Edina municipal swimming pool.
The reported incident at the Edina Aquatic Center occurred about 1:10 p.m. on July 17, police said Tuesday.
The man followed the boy into the stall and "touched him inappropriately," a police statement read.
Police say the man was described as white, under 45 years old, and wearing a gray T-shirt, blue shorts and blue gym shoes.
Security at the pool has been increased since the incident was reported.
Anyone with information about this case is urged to contact Edina police at (952) 826-1600. Tips also can be e-mailed to police@edinamn.gov.
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