Suspect recorded woman in Marshalls restroom in Moorestown, NJ: Police

Police say a man snuck into a women's restroom and recorded a woman from underneath the stall door.

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Suspect recorded woman in NJ Marshalls restroom: Police
"The victim noticed he was recording her underneath the bathroom stall," said Lt. John Hinschillwood, of Moorestown Police. "She then started recording him."

MOORESTOWN, New Jersey (WPVI) -- Police in South Jersey are investigating an invasion of privacy at a department store bathroom.

It happened around 3 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 25, at the Marshalls located at 401 Route 38 in Burlington County.

Moorestown police posted photos to social media on Tuesday of a male suspect.

They say a man snuck into a women's restroom and recorded a woman from underneath the stall door.

"The victim noticed he was recording her underneath the bathroom stall," said Lt. John Hinschillwood, of Moorestown Police. "She then started recording him."

He left the store after the victim realized what had happened, and changed his appearance.

"He walked out to his car, took off his glasses and took off his jacked and came back in," said Hinschillwood.

Police believe he acted alone, but was there with a female companion.

The images show the male suspect wearing a T-shirt that says "Cheers to pour decisions."

If you recognize the man, you should contact the Moorestown police's Detective Bureau at detectives@moorestownpd.com or the confidential tip line at 856-914-3092.