More women say they were spied on in clothing store dressing rooms

ROBINSON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Two more women have come forward saying someone used a cellphone to spy on them in a clothing store dressing room.

Hours after a Channel 11 News report on a suspected peeping incident at the Macy’s at the Mall at Robinson, two more alleged victims contacted police.

Both are teenage girls who said they were spied on inside the dressing room in Forever 21.

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“If he’s going to Forever 21, these are young women,” said one of the alleged victims, 19, who did not want to be identified.

She said she was trying on skirts and looked down to see jeans neatly folded with a phone inside the jeans pocket. She said a man who matches the description of the suspect from the Macy’s incident ran out of the dressing room and past her boyfriend.

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“Hopefully they can get a better image of him. I don’t want other women to go through what I went through,” she said.

Another alleged victim, 16, said she was in the same Forever 21 dressing room when she saw a phone hidden inside a gray and pink shirt.

The Mall at Robinson told Channel 11 it’s “cooperating fully with the investigation into the alleged incident. "We are unwavering in our commitment to providing a safe, family oriented environment, and criminal behavior of this kind will not be tolerated," the mall said.

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