A man accused of repeatedly exposing himself to women on footpaths popular with families and walkers is to stand trial this year.
Suraj Ragini, 31, denies intentionally showing his penis on eight occasions between January and May 2025.
The alleged incidents occurred when a man was reported to police as having exposed himself to women passing at Sweet Briar Marshes in Norwich and on the Tiffey Valley Trail at Wymondham.
Appearing at Norwich Crown Court, Ragini, of Harmer Road in Norwich, pleaded not guilty to eight counts of indecent exposure.
Judge Katharine Moore set a date for him to stand trial from November 23 this year.
Police initially arrested Ragini on June 9 last year on suspicion of four counts of exposure in Wymondham.
He was further arrested on July 31 on suspicion of another three counts of exposure in Norwich.
A previous hearing had been told evidence including geo-location data obtained from his phone had placed him at the scene of the alleged offences.
Ian James, defending, said: “It is accepted that he was in the area at these times but he denies doing the acts as alleged.”
He was granted bail with conditions banning him from entering Wymondham, Sweet Briar Marshes and Marriott’s Way.
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