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WFU police looking into possible ‘Peeping Tom’ case

| by Kevin Cox

Wake Forest University police are looking into a report that a man accused of peeping into windows in Chapel Hill might have engaged in similar activity at Wake Forest.

According to Raleigh television station WRAL, the man is suspected of secretly videotaping women on college campuses in North Carolina. A story on the station’s Web site suggests that women might have been taped at Wake Forest. The man has been charged in connection with a Chapel Hill incident.

Wake Forest police are asking city police in Chapel Hill for information about their investigation of the case, and how it might relate to Wake Forest. According to Wake Forest police, it has not been determined yet if any taping occurred on the Wake Forest campus.

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