Peeping Tom Leaves Apology Note, $20 Bill
POSTED: 11:05 a.m. EDT April 9, 2004
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. -- A peeping Tom in Arkansas is willing to pay for his kicks.
Police in Mountain Home say a peeper left a letter of apology and a $20 bill at an apartment complex.
Sgt. Nevin Barnes said a resident of the Keystone Apartments chased away a man who had been peering through his window. Barnes said about a half hour later the resident found the letter and the cash on his doorstep.
The letter asks the resident to the allow the Tom to keep on peeping. Other people who live at the apartment complex have also complained about invasion of their privacy.
Police said the investigation is continuing.
POSTED: 11:05 a.m. EDT April 9, 2004
MOUNTAIN HOME, Ark. -- A peeping Tom in Arkansas is willing to pay for his kicks.
Police in Mountain Home say a peeper left a letter of apology and a $20 bill at an apartment complex.
Sgt. Nevin Barnes said a resident of the Keystone Apartments chased away a man who had been peering through his window. Barnes said about a half hour later the resident found the letter and the cash on his doorstep.
The letter asks the resident to the allow the Tom to keep on peeping. Other people who live at the apartment complex have also complained about invasion of their privacy.
Police said the investigation is continuing.
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