In the early hours of today, the Lawrenceville Police Department responded to a series of emergency calls reporting a “Peeping Tom” in the vicinity of Grayson Highway, Forest Place, and Kubol Drive.
The suspect was caught in the act of peeping into a residential window. Upon noticing the officers, police say the suspect attempted to evade capture by fleeing into a nearby wooded area. However, officers pursued and successfully apprehended the suspect.
During the subsequent investigation, police discovered the suspect had entered a home in an attempt to hide from the officers. A second victim of the “peeping tom” came forward during the ongoing investigation.
The suspect has been arrested and charged with peeping tom, burglary, entering auto, and loitering and prowling.
The Lawrenceville Police Department is aware that incidents of this nature often go unreported. Residents living in the vicinity of Grayson Highway, Forest Place, and Kubol Drive who have noticed any suspicious activity are urged to contact the Lawrenceville Police Department. Additionally, residents are asked to review any footage from doorbell or exterior cameras that may assist in the ongoing investigation.
If you have any information or video footage that could aid in this case, please email PIO@LawrencevillePD.com. Police are not releasing the identity of the suspect until interviews with witnesses are completed.
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