Patron Accuses Tanning Salon Owner Of Peeping
Customer Claims Business Owner Watcher Her Tan
POSTED: Wednesday, October 8, 2003
UPDATED: 9:07 am CDT October 9,
2003
HOUSTON -- A customer at a Woodforest tanning salon reported the business' owner to police after she caught the man watching her with a hand-held mirror while she had her clothes off.
The patron said she was only in the booth for 12 minutes, but during that time she said she was violated.She claimed that the northwest Harris County business owner, Christopher Perkins, watched her tan during her first visit to the salon on Monday."I started to lift the lid up to get out. He was looking down with a little mirror at me," the patron said. "We quickly made eye contact."
She quickly got dressed and asked to speak to employees who were in the room next to her. She also asked to speak to the manager.The workers told her that the manager was in the room next to her."I go for the first time and look what happens to me," the patron said. "No, I won't be tanning there again."Perkins was charged with a class C misdemeanor of disorderly conduct. He is expected to report in front of a judge in November to answer to the charge.
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Patron Catches Owner Watching Her Tan She quickly got dressed and asked to speak to employees who were in the room next to her. She also asked to speak to the manager.The workers told her that the manager was in the room next to her."I go for the first time and look what happens to me," the patron said. "No, I won't be tanning there again."Perkins was charged with a class C misdemeanor of disorderly conduct. He is expected to report in front of a judge in November to answer to the charge. Copyright 2007 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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