Ervine’s police are looking for a man who uses a selfie stick to look at a young girl’s bedroom – New Santa Ana –

Ther Irvin Police Department I would like to talk to a man who is suspected of using an expandable pillar (selfie stick) and a mobile phone to look into the bedroom of female minors.

The suspect’s photo was released by IPD. He seems to be an African American and is tall and thin. He was dressed in a black and white suit with a black shirt and black tennis shoes. He also wore sunglasses.

The incident took place on GulfstreamS If you can help IPD please contact [email protected]S

Penalties for being a “peeking volume” in California

In California, being a “peeking volume” is considered a violation of the crime under the Code of Criminal Code 647 (I) and 647 (J). Here are the potential penalties:

Proceeding during Lot (PC 647 (i)): This includes a home peek while dealing with private property of a foreign for no reasonable purpose. The sentence can lead up to 6 months in prison and a fine of up to $ 1,000.

Privacy Inviation (PC 647 (J)): This involves using devices such as telescopes or binoculars to invade one’s privacy or secretly to shoot or record someone without their consent. The sanctions are similar, with up to 6 months in prison and fines up to $ 1,000.

Repeated crimes or deeds involving minors can lead to more severe consequences.

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Our editor, Art Pedroza, works in the OC and OC Weekly register and studies journalism in CSUF and UCI. He has lived in Santa Anna for over 30 years and has served in several urban and district committees. When he does not write or edit Pedros, he specializes in the risk control and safety of professional work. He also teaches part -time at Cerritos and CSUF College. Pedroz has MBA from Keller University.