ACWORTH, Ga. -- Cherokee County Sheriff's Deputies are looking for more information on an incident where a man exposed himself to a child near a school bus stop on Thursday in Acworth.

According to Lt. Jay Baker, deputies responded to the Twin Pines subdivision off Kellogg Creek Road around 4:15 that afternoon. Deputies say a man exposed himself to a 10-year-old girl just after she got off her school bus.

On the scene, the child told deputies that after the man exposed himself, he made inappropriate comments to her. The girl then screamed and ran home.

Deputies searched the area, but were unable to find the suspect.

The man is a heavy-set white male with gray and white hair. He was driving an older model white foreign-made sedan.

On the scene, at least two witnesses said they heard the girl scream and saw he suspect's vehicle.

Deputies ask anyone with information to call 911.

ACWORTH, Ga. -- Cherokee County deputies want parents to be on the lookout for a flasher who exposed himself to a little girl in the Twin Pines subdivision on Thursday.

Investigators said it happened off Kellogg Creek Road after a 10-year-old girl got off the school bus.

She told authorities a man drove up, exposed himself and then made some inappropriate comments.

She screamed and ran home.

According to investigators, at least two witnesses heard her scream and saw the man's car.

Cherokee County deputies responded but could not find him.

"I can't believe it, just the idea to begin with is crazy," said neighbor Will Chesshire. "I think it's crazy."

The flasher is described only as a heavy set white male with salt-and-pepper hair.

He was driving an older model white foreign made sedan, deputies said.