Suspect Accused Of Exposing Himself To Granada High Student: LPD

LIVERMORE, CA — A man was arrested Thursday for allegedly exposing himself to a female student at Granada High School, Livermore police said.

At noon Thursday, police responded to a report of a man trespassing near the school’s football field, according to an LPD social media post. The LPD School Resource Officer responded, but the suspect ran off campus. Other Livermore officers eventually found the man in the creek behind the school. He has been identified as George Michael Tomlin of Livermore, police said. Records showed that Tomlin is a registered sex offender.

A preliminary investigation found that Tomlin allegedly exposed himself to a female student, but police do not believe he had any physical contact with students. Police also said they found drugs and drug paraphernalia on him.

Tomlin was arrested and taken to Santa Rita Jail. He is facing charges of unlawful entry onto school grounds by a registered sex offender, indecent exposure and drug possession.

Anyone with information is asked to call the LPD anonymous tip line at 925-371-4790.