Edward Utter, 40, is accused of exposing his genitals to a woman in an alley between Benoni Ave. and Walnut Ave. in Fairmont Thursday, according to his criminal complaint.

The woman picked Utter's picture out of a police photo array Friday, the complaint says.

Bridgeport Police arrested Utter for the same charge back in March 2006.

Utter was accused of exposing himself to a 15-year-old girl on Johnson Avenue.

Prosecutors entered into a pretrial diversion with Utter, meaning his charges would be dropped if he stayed out of trouble.

At the time of his 2006 charges, Utter was a paramedic at Harrison County EMS, and worked part-time for the Doddridge County Emergency Squad.

Today, Utter still works at Harrison County EMS, but also works for Anmoore EMS and the Taylor County Rescue Squad.

While Utter is still a Harrison County paramedic, there is an internal investigation going on over his arrest, according to Rick Rock, Executive Director.

Taylor County is doing its own internal investigation, and Utter is not actively on the schedule, says Carl Bartlett, Shift Supervisor.

Anmoore EMS could not be reached for comment.

The West Virginia Office of Emergency Medical Services is also investigating the matter.

"We will make a decision as to whether there is a direct threat to public safety, says March Tucker, Regulatory Section Chief. "Access to patients will be something we consider strongly."