At the Stop & Shop on Farmington Avenue on Friday, employees called police after noticing a man, identified as 25-year-old Rodolfo Tamaniz-Cruz, following women around the store and setting down a backpack as he pretended to shop, according to NBC Connecticut.Tamaniz-Cruz put a cell phone in the backpack and recorded videos of 11 women under their skirts.
WEST HARTFORD, Conn. - For the second time in as many days, police in West Hartford have arrested a man for allegedly filming up women's skirts at a grocery store.
On Thursday, police charged a Hartford man with filming up the skirts and dresses of six women with his cell phone at the Whole Foods Market on Raymond Road.
At the Stop & Shop on Farmington Avenue on Friday, employees called police after noticing a man, identified as 25-year-old Rodolfo Tamaniz-Cruz, following women around the store and setting down a backpack as he pretended to shop, according to NBC Connecticut.Tamaniz-Cruz put a cell phone in the backpack and recorded videos of 11 women under their skirts.
"In light of yesterday's incident from Whole Foods they (the employees) thought it might have some similarities so they called us," Sgt. Michael Alquist told NBC.
Tamaniz-Cruz was later arrested and charged with voyeurism and breach of peace.
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