UPDATED: Alleged Kitty Hawk flasher released on bond after burglary arrest

Zane Codi Reynolds [KHPD photo]

Zane Codi Reynolds, recently charged with exposing himself on the beach, was arrested again Wednesday after police say he broke into a Kitty Hawk home and got into a confrontation with a man who lives there.

He was released from jail Thursday after posting $20,000 bond.

Kitty Hawk police Detective Jeff Gard said officers were called to a home on Parker Street about 12:30 a.m. after the resident encountered a man with his face covered in a bandana coming out of a bedroom.

The intruder punched the victim, and a scuffle ensued, with the bandana coming off in the process. The burglar also had managed to steal $200 and an Apple watch in the break-in, Gard said.

The victim was able to identify Reynolds, who was arrested and charged with felony first-degree burglary and simple assault, Gard said. The two know each other and it’s believed Reynolds knew the victim would have some valuables in the house.

Reynolds latest arrest comes a few weeks after he was charged April 17 in connection with an indecent exposure on the beach near Lillian Street in Kitty Hawk.

In that case, a man was twice spotted near the dune line exposing himself and masturbating.

He was charged with indecent exposure, a misdemeanor, and not jailed.

In the burglary case, Reynolds was held at the Dare County Adult Detention Center on $15,000 bond for the burglary charge and $5,000 bond for the assault charge, Gard said. He was released after posting bond Thursday afternoon.

Reynolds has an extensive criminal history in Dare County, including larceny and burglary convictions. A hearing is scheduled for May 10 on the indecent exposure charge.

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