Man Admits to Taping Women in Mall Dressing Rooms

A Lower Merion Township man accused of filming women in the dressing rooms of local malls has pleaded guilty to charges including invasion of privacy, loitering and sexual abuse of children, Philly.com reports.

Sean Moses, 37, was arrested by Radnor Township Police in early March after an investigation into allegations that he had illegally recorded women in dressing rooms at the mall, on the beach and in his bedroom.

Moses is accused of filming women at the King of Prussia Mall, Willow Grove Mall, Cherry Hill Mall, Springfield Mall and and the Philadelphia Outlets in Limerick.

Moses, 37, of Lower Merion Township faces 86 counts of privacy invasion and one count of child pornography. Additionally, Radnor Police said, he has been charged with loitering and prowling, defiant trespass and other related charges.

Police have identified Express and Forever 21 as stores where Moses filmed women at the King of Prussia Mall.

Radnor Township Police called it the “largest invasion of privacy cases in recent memory in the tri-state area,” The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.

According to Philly.com, Moses will be evaluated by the state’s Sexual Offender Assessment Board prior to his sentencing hearing in September.

Authorities said Moses also filmed women swimming at Villanova University and in their homes in Bryn Mawr. He also secretly recorded women with whom he was having romantic relationships, CBS said.

The investigation began in September 2014, when a woman in the Bryn Mawr section of Radnor Township reported to police that a prowler had been taking photos or video of her and her roommate. The videos were subsequently uploaded to a pornographic website, the Inquirer said. Police were able to trace them to Moses using his IP address, CBS said.