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BSO: Man wanted for video voyeurism in North Lauderdale arrested

Lewis Phillips, 27, is facing multiple charges of voyeurism. (Broward Sheriff's Office)

NORTH LAUDERDALE, Fla. ā€“ Broward Sheriff deputies arrested a man Tuesday in connection with a video voyeurism incident that was caught on camera at a North Lauderdale store, authorities said.

According to authorities, Lewis Phillips, 27, is facing a charge of video voyeurism and multiple probation violation charges.

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Deputies say he placed a cellphone under a womanā€™s dress at a North Lauderdale Family Dollar store last month, likely to take photos or videos of her undergarments.

The crime was caught on store surveillance video.

According to the Broward Sheriffā€™s Office, at around 3 p.m. on Dec. 17, the woman was shopping at the store, located at 8076 W. McNab Road, when she noticed a man wearing a white T-shirt wrapped around his head following her.

ā€œThe victim told detectives (Phillips) appeared to be taking pictures and videos of her without her permission,ā€ BSO spokesperson Gerdy St. Louis said. ā€œAfter observing his actions, the victim confronted (him) and asked him to stop.ā€

The woman then completed her shopping and stood in line to pay for her items, deputies said.

According to BSO, thatā€™s when Phillips returned, walking up behind her and placing a cellphone underneath her dress.

He was booked into jail where a judge held him without bond Wednesday for violating terms of his pre-trial release on unrelated felony charges.


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