CONCORD, N.C. — A Charlotte man is facing charges for allegedly peeping in a women's restroom at Concord Mills Mall, police said.
Concord Police arrested 29-year-old Joshua Edward Stinson after officers responded to a report of a man looking into an occupied stall at Concord Mills on Wednesday. The victim showed officers a video that helped identify Stinson as the suspect.
Officers later found Stinson walking near the intersection of Bruton Smith Boulevard and Weddington Road, across Interstate 85 from the mall. He was charged with misdemeanor secret peeping and second-degree trespassing.
Stinson was previously banned from Concord Mills, according to a police press release. He's being held in the Cabarrus County jail without bond.
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