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Peeping tom suspect nabbed at Forever21 store at Sawgrass Mills mall

 
Mug shot of Andre Clements, caught videotaping females in the dressing rooms at Forever21 store at the Sawgrass Mills mall on Sunday. Clements was arrested.
Mug shot of Andre Clements, caught videotaping females in the dressing rooms at Forever21 store at the Sawgrass Mills mall on Sunday. Clements was arrested.
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A suspected “peeping tom” was arrested Sunday after he was caught with video of women trying on clothes at the Forever21 store at the Sawgrass Mills mall.

Andre Clements, 30, has been charged with video voyeurism and disorderly conduct, Sunrise police said.

A manager at the store became suspicious when Clements, 30, was caught loitering in the dressing rooms. Customers also complained about Clements.

The manager alerted mall security, who called Sunrise police. When police arrived, the manager found several large slits in the curtain which separated the fitting room Clements was in and the adjoining fitting room.

In Clements possession police found a Sony camcorder with videos of young women changing clothes.

Clements admitted taping the women just before police had arrived.

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