美国男子偷拍女性裙底风光遭起诉

 

Clinton Leroy Hollister was arrested on suspicion of 26 counts of voyeurism²（窥阴癖） and attempted voyeurism after officials served a search warrant at his Phoenix home on Monday, according to police records. He was released from jail on his own recognizance Tuesday.

 

Sgt. Trent Crump, a Phoenix Police Department spokesman, said Hollister took videos of unsuspecting women by setting the phone to video mode and placing it in a shopping basket with the lens facing up.

 

A woman shopping at a fabric³ store with her two teenage daughters called police in April after she noticed a man following her down multiple aisles⁴, according to police records. At one point, she felt a plastic, handheld shopping basket touch her leg and looked down to see a cellphone that was on and appeared to be taking video. She was wearing a dress at the time.

 

The woman confronted the man, who told her his name but refused to show her what he'd been recording⁵, records show. The woman contacted a clerk, and when both of them warned the man that they would call police, he fled the store, Crump said.

 

As the man was leaving, one of the woman's daughters was able to get a picture of the his license⁶ plate, Crump said.

 

Police soon identified Hollister as a possible suspect and, earlier this month, served a search warrant on his cellphone for forensic⁷ analysis, according to police records.

 

Analysts⁸ were able to retrieve⁹ numerous video files deleted from the phone, including about 20 upskirt（裙底风光） videos and several attempts, records show. Police served another search warrant, this time for Hollister's home, on Monday.

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