FLAT ROCK, Mich. (WXYZ) — A peeping Tom was caught on camera looking into a Flat Rock teenager's bathroom.
Paul Stabnick was charged in the 33rd District Court in Wayne County. He pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor trespassing charge.
The family raises questions about the charge because of his employment with the State of Michigan. He is a parole field agent with the Michigan Department of Corrections, according to his LinkedIn page.
TONIGHT: A Flat Rock family is warning neighbors about a peeping Tom.
— Rudy Harper (@RudyHarperWXYZ) March 5, 2020
They caught him on camera 50+ times looking into their windows, including their teenager's bathroom.
The man lives two doors down and was a friend.
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The family of the teen said Stabnick is a neighbor and former friend of 10 years. The teen babysat for his family and the parents were friends.
The father noticed a log stump under the bathroom window and put up trail cam to catch the peeper.
7 Action News went to Stabnick's home and a woman walked away from the front door Wednesday night.
We reached out to City Attorney Matthew Zick for more information about charges being upgraded and are awaiting a response.
