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VCU Police arrest peeping tom suspect

Using VCU camera footage, VCUPD detectives connected one suspect to three different peeping incidents on Nov. 1, Nov. 4 and Nov. 9.

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From VCU Police Facebook:

VCU Police arrested a Richmond man today in connection with peeping tom incidents that occurred on West Franklin Street in November 2016. Detectives have charged Richard T. Flowers II, 46, of Richmond, with three counts of peeping into a dwelling (a misdemeanor).

Using VCU camera footage, VCUPD detectives connected one suspect to three different peeping incidents on Nov. 1, Nov. 4 and Nov. 9. In each incident, an unknown male looked through a window at a residence on the 1000 block of West Franklin Street.

Officers took Flowers into custody early this morning and later transported him to the Richmond City Justice Center.

The VCU Police Department investigates all reports of criminal activity.

Anyone with information pertaining to these (or other) crimes can contact the VCUPD non-emergency line 24/7 at (804) 828-1196. VCU students, faculty and staff can download the LiveSafe safety app for free on a smart phone and submit tips, screen shots, photos and videos directly to VCU Police; tips are monitored 24/7.

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