UPDATE: Andover Man Charged in Wilmington Exposure Case

WILMINGTON - A 29-year-old Andover Man was charged by Wilmington police on Friday with open and gross behavior after police allege he exposed himself to a young female clerk working at Heav'nly Donuts on March 13.

In Woburn District Court on Friday, Matthew Furlong was released on $300 cash bail on the condition that he stay away from the underage female clerk, stay away from Heav'nly Donuts at 579 Main St. in Wilmington and enter and remain in mental-health treatment.

Wilmington police published a store surveillance video that shows a man walking up to the clerk and exposing himself. Prosecutors Kristen Hughes said the man walked into the shop, which had no customers, ordered several items from the young female clerk and then exposed himself.

Police released the video seeking the public's help in identifying the man.

Police released a video of the suspect

Hughes said based on information developed by investigators, Furlong was arrested on Friday.

And this wasn't the first time Furlong has exposed himself.

Hughes said Furlong had a prior incident where he exposed himself while sitting in his car at the drive-up window at Dunkin' Donuts.

Defense attorney Douglas Sears told Judge Timothy Gailey that Furlong has a "significant mental-health issue'' for which he has been seeking treatment.

But Gailey expressed his skeptism that the treatment doesn't appear to be working.

Sears said Furlong was not receiving treatment at the time of these incident, but will be counseling with a mental-health professional on Monday. Meanwhile, Furlong continues to work at as a server at an unspecified Burlington restaurant, he said.

Furlong's next court date is a pretrial conference on March 13.