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Plano man arrested after repeated peeping incidents at teen's window, police say
Plano man arrested after repeated peeping incidents at teen's window, police say

CBS News

time4 days ago

  • CBS News

Plano man arrested after repeated peeping incidents at teen's window, police say

A Plano man has been arrested after allegedly peeping into a teenage girl's bedroom window multiple times over the past few months, police said. Alberto Ventura Salinas, 40, was charged with disorderly conduct — peeping into a dwelling, according to a Plano Police Department news release issued Friday. Salinas, who authorities say lives in the same neighborhood where the incidents allegedly occurred, was arrested around 10:30 p.m. Thursday. Home security footage helped identify Salinas as the alleged culprit, police said. The arrest comes after East Plano mother Nedra Bounds told CBS News Texas that a "Peeping Tom" had shown up at her teen daughter's window at least 10 times over the past few months. In addition to going to police, Bounds asked for the public's help in identifying him. "He'll come, he's stumbling drunk," she said. "He's clearly at this point targeting her." Determined to protect her daughter, Bounds installed blackout curtains, floodlights and additional security cameras, hoping it would scare him off. "We've made about four to five phone calls to police at this point, and it just keeps escalating," she said. Bounds said the man exposed himself. "That's really the most concerning thing is that he's been caught with his pants down, he's seeking her window," she said. "She's a little girl. She doesn't want to think about those things." In Friday's news release, Plano police said: "While no physical exposure occurred during the incident, his behavior raised a significant concern." Bounds posted a picture of the man on social media, hoping someone would be able to identify him. She said the response has been overwhelming. "Everybody is just, 'I'll give you a camera,'" she said. "'Can I bring you a camera?' 'I'll sit outside your house.'" The investigation is ongoing, police said.

North Texas mom seeks help to identify "Peeping Tom" seen at teen daughter's window
North Texas mom seeks help to identify "Peeping Tom" seen at teen daughter's window

CBS News

time7 days ago

  • CBS News

North Texas mom seeks help to identify "Peeping Tom" seen at teen daughter's window

An East Plano mom said a "Peeping Tom" has shown up at her teenage daughter's window at least 10 times over the past few months. She's gone to the police and is now asking for the public's help in identifying him. Nedra Bounds said that at first, it was a man's face suddenly appearing in her 13-year-old daughter's window, then he started to linger. "He'll come, he's stumbling drunk," she said. "He's clearly at this point targeting her." Determined to protect her daughter, she installed blackout curtains, floodlights, and additional security cameras, hoping it would scare him off. "We've made about four to five phone calls to police at this point, and it just keeps escalating," she said. Bounds said the man exposed himself. "That's really the most concerning thing is that is that he's been caught with his pants down, he's seeking her window," she said. "She's a little girl. She doesn't want to think about those things." Bounds posted a picture of the man on social media, hoping someone would be able to identify him. She said the response has been overwhelming. "Everybody is just, 'I'll give you a camera,'" she said. "'Can I bring you a camera?' 'I'll sit outside your house.'" Plano police confirm they're investigating and detectives are reviewing the videos of the man.

Virginia-Highland residents on edge as 'Peeping Tom' lurks outside home
Virginia-Highland residents on edge as 'Peeping Tom' lurks outside home

Yahoo

time06-06-2025

  • Yahoo

Virginia-Highland residents on edge as 'Peeping Tom' lurks outside home

The Brief Residents in Virginia-Highland are on high alert due to a man seen lurking outside homes and peering into windows, raising safety concerns. Atlanta police briefly pursued the suspect after responding to a victim's home, noting similarities with another "peeping Tom" incident. Authorities urge anyone with information or similar experiences to come forward, as the suspect's identity remains unconfirmed. ATLANTA - Residents in the Virginia-Highland neighborhood say they are on high alert after a man was seen lurking outside homes and peering into windows, sometimes near bedrooms and bathrooms. At least two families report separate incidents involving the same individual, raising concerns throughout the community. What they're saying Alisha Brown, one of the victims, said her family's sense of safety has been shattered. "We're both on high alert," Brown said. "My son, he had to talk to his counselor today because he's been super hypervigilant and suspicious of everything and everyone around him." Brown said she woke up Wednesday morning to find the man standing just outside her bedroom window. "He would just stand here, which made me feel like he didn't want to be seen, but he could see into my bathroom," she recalled. Just two days earlier, Brown noticed the same man watching her while she was in the garden. "He made it all the way over and he saw me standing on my porch and then he jumped back," she said. Brown also recognized the man in Ring camera footage captured at a neighbor's home this week. "My heart dropped into my stomach again," she said. "It was him. It was him. It fit my description to a T." What we know Atlanta police responded to Brown's home on Wednesday and briefly pursued the suspect, but he got away. Authorities say there are similarities between this case and another recent "peeping Tom" incident, though they have not confirmed whether it is the same person. What's next Brown said she hopes going public will help police find the man. "I don't want this to happen to anyone else because it's very violating," she said. "It's hard to put into words. I wasn't touched, but I feel touched." What you can do Police are urging anyone with information or who has experienced similar activity to come forward. The man's face has been blurred in surveillance footage as authorities work to confirm his identity. The Source The Atlanta Police Department provided the details of the Peeping Tom case. Residents in the area spoke with FOX 5 giving their reaction.

Suspect arrested in connection to Onslow County Peeping Tom incidents
Suspect arrested in connection to Onslow County Peeping Tom incidents

Yahoo

time19-05-2025

  • Yahoo

Suspect arrested in connection to Onslow County Peeping Tom incidents

ONSLOW COUNTY, N.C. (WNCT) — Officials with the Onslow County Sheriff's Office arrested the suspect in the Peeping Tom incidents that occurred in the Piney Green area in late April. On Friday, May 16, 2025, officials arrested Arkie Lee Winston, 36, of Jacksonville, N.C. without incident. Winston was charged with misdemeanor secretly peeping into room occupied by female and was given a $1,000 secured bond. Winston is currently out on bond and awaiting his next court date. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

'Peeping Tom' arrested after woman sees him in ceiling of Planet Fitness
'Peeping Tom' arrested after woman sees him in ceiling of Planet Fitness

Yahoo

time15-05-2025

  • Yahoo

'Peeping Tom' arrested after woman sees him in ceiling of Planet Fitness

NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. (WJBF) – A man is behind bars after an alleged 'pepping tom' incident. It happened on May 28th, 2024 at the Planet Fitness on Knox Avenue in North Augusta. Police reports say the victim was undressing to use the tanning bed when she noticed a man glaring at her from the ceiling. She quickly dressed and ran to tell the manager who then called police. After reviewing surveillance video, law enforcement was able to identify the suspect as Alton Bernard Sapp of Augusta. Almost a year later, Sapp was arrested and charged with Misdemeanor Peeping Tom. He was taken to the Aiken County Detention Center. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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