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Have reported this to 911. 

Walking my dog came across a man acting strangely, coming out of the bushes, thought nothing off it, carried on walking and saw him hiding in other bushes near the Piermont Green Entrance, then when I saw him, he scampered back into the bushes. 

I walk Peckham Rye every day and this just felt a bit off and odd. 

The main was wrapped up in a hooded blue short length puffer jacket and was wearing a beanie. 

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I remember one time when my kids were little, I came across a youngish man hiding in a bush just near the old children's playground in Peckham Rye. He looked very embarrassed and uncomfortable when he realised I'd seen him. I hung around for a while, keeping my eyes on him and wondering whether I should report him ... then a little kid came running up out of nowhere and shouted, 'Found you, Daddy! My turn to hide!'

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