Investigators confirmed the vehicle belonged to Andrew Seangio, a constable with the Richmond RCMP.
Shortly after, several victims came forward, and while none of them could provide a strong suspect description, Chersinoff said one of the girls took note of the vehicle make and model, along with the licence plate number. Blake Chersinoff, one of the lead investigators on the case.įollowing initial reports of a man exposing himself to children in the area, Chersinoff said the Vancouver Police Department held safety presentations at both schools and established a tip line. He’s accused of driving up to schoolgirls as they walked home from York House School and Little Flower Academy – two private schools in Vancouver’s Shaughnessy neighbourhood – then exposing his genitals and touching himself before driving away.
Seangio sat quietly in the courtroom as Crown prosecutors explained the accusations to the jury. More than two years after his arrest, Seangio's trial began Monday at B.C. The trial is underway for an RCMP officer who allegedly exposed himself to girls as young as 15 as they walked home from school on Vancouver’s west side.Īndrew James Seangio, 37, pleaded not guilty to 10 counts relating to indecent exposure and public masturbation for incidents alleged to have taken place between August 2018 and March 2019.
