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Kensington peeper arrested
An alleged Kensington peeping tom is in custody after he was caught on a neighbor’s Ring camera.
KENSINGTON, Md. - Doorbell video of an alleged peeping tom prompted Montgomery County police to arrest one Kensington man. The charges have since been dismissed.
Police arrested and charged 56-year-old Derek Hill of Kensington after he was allegedly seen on video via the Ring doorbell app, taking pictures of the bedroom windows of two different homes back in February.
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According to charging documents, in the first incident on Feb. 10, the mother of a 10-year-old girl told Montgomery County police that she noticed on the video a man walking up to her daughter's bedroom on Everette Street just shortly after 7 a.m. According to court documents, a few weeks later on Feb. 24, a different Kensington woman called police to report that her 13-year-old daughter had fallen victim to a peeping tom as well.
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Alleged peeping tom in Kensington under arrest
A suspected peeper is in custody after neighbors recorded him on their home surveillance systems.
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The charges in the incident were dismissed in November 2021 and Kensington was found not guilty.
Read the full dismissal below.
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