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Caught on Tape: Is This 'Daddy Dave' Planting Tracker?
16 May
Summary
- Suspect resembling 'Daddy Dave' seen placing device on car.
- Accused of stalking and criminal tampering on May 12th.
- He denies involvement, claiming mistaken identity.
Security camera footage obtained purportedly shows an individual resembling 'Daddy Dave,' real name David Comstock, on the night of May 12th in Bath, New York. The video captures the suspect, dressed in black with a hood, appearing to attach a tracking device beneath a parked vehicle.
Bath Village Police Chief Donald Lewis indicated that the man in the video matches the description of David Comstock. Comstock was subsequently arrested on May 13th on two misdemeanor charges: stalking and criminal tampering. He has since been released from custody.
However, Comstock has denied the accusations, telling TMZ that the individual in the footage is not him and that they are mistaken. Police have not publicly disclosed the motive behind the alleged incident or any relationship between Comstock and the alleged victim.
