People in Hamilton claim the man sits in parking lots in his car, grabs binoculars, and stares at women for hours.
HAMILTON, OH (FOX19) – Though some Hamilton residents have said they've had enough with a man who sometimes follows young girls in the area, police say there is nothing they can do because the person has not committed a crime.
FOX19 is not using the person's name or showing their face, as that person has not been arrested.
People in Hamilton claim the man sits in parking lots in his car, grabs binoculars, and stares at women for hours. On Facebook, people have become so concerned that they've created a poster called "Creeper Alert."
Women have posted about their encounters and talked about being followed or watched.
Jeff Mobley says his daughter was followed. He took matters into his own hands, confronted the man, and told him to stop.
"He followed my daughter from Planet Fitness to home," Mobley said.
Mobley recorded his encounter with the man, who denied the allegations. The man told Mobley he lived in the same apartment complex as his daughter and was not following her.
Mobley said he also witnessed the man using binoculars.
"Listen, I'm not here to debate this with you," Mobley said in his confrontation with the man. "Stop following girls. What you are doing is wrong."
Jeff recorded his encounter with the man who denies the allegations. He told Jeff it's because he lives in the same apartment complex and he wasn't following her. Jeff said he also saw the man with binoculars staring at girls. He had enough and confronted him.
Hamilton police have also questioned the man regarding these allegations.
Again, no arrests have been made and no charges have been filed.