Northeast Philly man arrested for placing cameras in Ocean City bathrooms, police say

Philadelphia, PALocal News

Law enforcement arrested Harold Perkins, 38, in Tacony for allegedly placing hidden cameras in public bathrooms along the Ocean City boardwalk. The arrest occurred after a woman reported discovering one of the devices on June 12, prompting an investigation. Detectives executed search warrants on Perkins' home and vehicle, revealing more hidden cameras. He faces multiple charges, including invasion of privacy and endangering the welfare of children. The Ocean City police collaborated with the Philadelphia special victims unit, federal agents from the Department of Homeland Security, and a K9 unit during the arrest.

This incident raises serious concerns about public safety and privacy in recreational areas. Perkins is currently awaiting extradition to Pennsylvania to answer the charges. The investigation underscores the importance of vigilance in public spaces to protect against such violations.

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