Vermont conviction voyeurism
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The Vermont Statutes Online. Title Crimes And Criminal Procedure · Chapter Lewdness And Prostitution. Subchapter Lewd And Indecent.
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(F) a second or subsequent conviction for voyeurism (13 V.S.A. § (b) or (c));. (G) slave traffic if a registrable offense under subdivision (10)(B)(iv) of this.
Description:Robert Black of Wolfboro, New Hampshire, was fired from his job as a tree trimmer with a large Upper Valley tree maintenance company after he was finally identified by police as their prime suspect with the help of the tree company's human resources department after one of many game cameras that had been hidden in the area captured an image of the suspect with the company's logo embroidered on the chest of his jacket. For weeks police had been capturing phantom-like images of the suspect on their hidden cameras, often showing remarkably clear pictures of his face - as well as graphic evidence of what he was up to as he watched women without their knowledge - but until the logo appeared officers didn't have any way of figuring out who he was. In an affidavit filed with the court, Hartford Police Detective Kristinnah Adams said that one of five women listed as victims in court paperwork had first contacted police in May of reporting that she had seen a strange man with "beady eyes" staring in at her through her bathroom window at night as she was brushing her teeth. Other local women reported similar scares over the years and in the local homeowner's association sent warning letters to residents of the neighborhood urging them to be vigilant.
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