Cops Issue Composite Of Peeping Tom Suspect
Posted January 25, 2008 12:00 pm.
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He’s a creature of the night, a man who hides in the shadows watching others as they go about their routines. And cops are asking you to watch him back. We first told you about a Peeping Tom plaguing the area around the University of Toronto two weeks ago.
The warnings remain in place and so does the offender, prompting detectives to go to the next level – issuing a composite picture of the man witnesses have seen staring in at them. He’s known to prowl the area around St. George and Bloor, and hides under the cover of darkness in the evening and early morning hours.
The suspect is described as:
- White,
- Late teens or early 20s,
- 5’6″-5’10”
- Thin build.
Call (416) 808-5300 if the face is familiar. Until he’s caught, police are warning women in the area to keep their blinds drawn, be aware of their surroundings – and who else may be looking at them.
