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Vermont Police Nab Voyeurism Suspect After Week-Long Hunt
9 Apr
Summary
- A man faces nine voyeurism charges for allegedly spying on women.
- The suspect was apprehended following public assistance and a manhunt.
- Authorities implemented a nighttime curfew for the accused individual.
A 25-year-old man, identified as Sole Parkin, was arrested on Monday, April 6, facing nine counts of voyeurism. Authorities in Burlington, Vermont, had been searching for him for nearly a week after multiple women reported seeing a man looking into their windows and following them home.
The Winooski School District, where Parkin works as a program manager, released a statement noting they were aware of the allegations. They emphasized that while the charges are unrelated to his job, all employees undergo background checks and supervision, and student safety remains their top priority.
Tips from the public were crucial in identifying and apprehending Parkin. Police had released video footage and surveillance photos to aid the investigation. A judge has ordered Parkin to adhere to a nightly curfew, from 8 p.m. to 6:30 a.m.
Investigators are continuing their probe and urge residents to check doorbell camera footage for any suspicious activity. Those who believe they may be victims are encouraged to contact the Burlington Police Department.
