SCARBOROUGH – Scarborough police have identified and interviewed the man accused of using a camera embedded in his shoe to peep up women’s skits at the local Walmart on July 16.

Police said the investigation is continuing. No charges have been filed and the man has not been identified.

According to Scarborough Police Department spokesman Detective Sgt. Rick Rouse, a female shopper at Walmart reported that a man followed her and repeated stuck his foot between her feet.

“She noticed a black dot on his foot and was convinced it was a camera,” said Rouse, before the suspect was identified. “Other than that, there isn’t a whole lot of information that we have.

“Because you can’t see his feet well enough on the security video to tell if there really was a camera there,” said Rouse. “Pretty much, we just want to talk to him. Who knows, maybe there is some other reasonable explanation for his behavior.”

Even so, Rouse said, one other woman complained about the man, described as “white, with a shaved head and no facial hair and wearing a green polo shirt at the time of the incidents.”

Scarborough police ask that anyone with information about the man, or the incidents, call Detective Eric Greenleaf at 730-4314 or the anonymous tip hotline at 730-4200, ext. 3093.

Scarborough police are looking for this man, alleged to have used a shoe camera to peep up women’s skirts at Walmart on July 16. (Courtesy photo)