Accused serial peeper caught sneaking onto roof of Monterey hotel, California cops say
Officers conducting surveillance for a serial peeper at Monterey hotels arrested a 33-year-old man seen crawling onto a hotel roof to peer in windows, California police reported.
Investigators later connected the Modesto man to four earlier peeping incidents at hotels in the city, a popular tourist destination, Monterey police said in an April 5 news release.
The man, who was arrested March 19, faces charges of attempted burglary, trespassing and peeping, police said.
On Sept. 13, a woman reported seeing a man looking through her balcony window at a hotel, police said.
On Jan. 29, a hotel reported seeing a man peering into windows and trying to open doors of vacant rooms on surveillance video, police said.
On Jan. 31, a woman reported seeing a man outside her hotel window who appeared to be masturbating, police said.
On March 18, a woman reported seeing a man peer through the skylight in her hotel room, police said.
Police ask anyone with information to call Detective Sgt. Greg Galin at 831-646-3872 or leave an anonymous tip at 831-646-3840
Monterey is about a 125-mile drive south of San Francisco.
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