![An image of a man at Thirroul train station released by police. He is described as being of Asian appearance with a thin build, and may be able to assist with inquiries. Picture supplied by NSWPF An image of a man at Thirroul train station released by police. He is described as being of Asian appearance with a thin build, and may be able to assist with inquiries. Picture supplied by NSWPF](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/123146343/c2f91749-ac45-451e-be58-8e21132a86c7.png/r0_0_1000_651_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Police have issued an appeal to identify a man who may be able to assist with inquiries about minors allegedly being photographed at Thirroul train station.
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It's alleged young people were photographed at the site about 3.40pm on February 23.
Wollongong police issued a picture of a man sitting at the station on Thursday and believe he may have information in relation to the incident.
He is described as being 20 years old, of Asian appearance and having a thin build.
The man was wearing a black and white striped shirt, and is pictured sitting by luggage while using a mobile phone.
Police have advised people who may be able to identify the man to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Wollongong Police District on 4226 7899, and to quote C76933019.
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