Posted on 07/09/2008 4:39:29 AM PDT by Esther Ruth
July 8, 2008
A 47-year-old man has been charged with using a video camera to take pictures up women's skirts at a northwest suburban festival on July 4.
During Friday's Frontier Days Festival in Arlington Heights, plainclothes officers received a complaint from a citizen who saw a man using his camera to take photographs up women’s skirts, according to a release from police.
A description was then given out to all officers working the festival grounds. Later Friday, a plainclothes officer observed the subject bend over with a small camera pretending to adjust his shoes while shoot a video up a female’s skirt, the release said.
Timothy J. Hoeppner of 811 N. Highland Ave. in Arlington Heights was then followed taken into custody, the release said.
Officers confiscated the camera and found numerous images of views up various women’s skirts, the release said.
Hoeppner allegedly gave a full written confession that not only had he taken pictures at the Frontier Days Festival, but at the Fourth of July parade earlier Friday, the release said.
However, because only one victim was located, Hoeppner was charged with only one count of unauthorized video taping, a Class A misdemeanor. He is scheduled to appear at the Rolling Meadows courthouse on July 30 at 1:30 p.m., the release said. Related Blog Posts
Clips?
Well, won’t that spice up the ol’ résumé.
he should have just looked for the gals wearing patent leather shoes.....
Maybe he was doing a documentary...on bikini lines.
But we need to examine the photos/video to be sure... ;-)
"That's right."
The old pretending to tie your shoes with the video camera pointed up ploy.
Deryl Dodd - New Tony Lamas lyrics
I went down to the boot store,
To get me a new pair of Tony Lama Boots.
They had a real good shine,
You know they looked real fine, with my cowboy suit.
So I went down there to Billy Bob’s, you see,
To pick up on some long-legged mama,
Yeah, I was lookin’ good, the way a cowboy should,
In my new Tony Lamas.
Well, I asked this girl to dance,
I might’ve had a buzz,
An’ I told her I knew,
What color her underwear was.
She said: “Man, you can’t do that.”
“Oh,” I said: “They’re baby-blue, and I promise,
“’Cause I’ve seen their reflection,
“In my new Tony Lamas.”
Yeah, my new Tony Lamas, (My new Tony Lamas.)
My new Tony Lamas, (My new Tony Lamas.)
I seen their lovely reflection,
In my new Tony Lamas.
Well, I was minding my own business,
Like a cowboy does.
This girl walked up an’ I told her I knew,
What color her underwear was.
She looked at me like a cow lookin’ at a new gate,
An’ I said: “They’re hot pink and I promise,
“’Cause you walked by, an’ they sorta caught my eye,
“In my new Tony Lamas.”
Yeah, my new Tony Lamas, (My new Tony Lamas.)
My new Tony Lamas, (My new Tony Lamas.)
Yeah, you walked by, they kinda caught my eye,
In my new Tony Lamas.
Well, it was gettin’ kind of late,
And I know I had a buzz.
This girl walked up an’ I told her I knew,
What color her underwear was.
She said: “I’m not wearing any.”
An’ I said: “That’s really good ‘cause I promise,
“For a minute there, I thought I had a big ol’ crack,
“In my new Tony Lamas.”
Yeah, my new Tony Lamas, (My new Tony Lamas.)
I love my brand new, spankin’ pair of spankin’ Tony Lamas, (Tony Lamas.)
Yeah, for one minute, there, I thought I had a big ol’ crack,
In my new Tony Lamas.
Yee haw.
Thank you.
Recognized her from the photo, I suppose?
Just sayin'.....
She had a unique hair style.
ooooo... did I post that?
I think if I saw him do that I’d “accidentally” trip and boot that creep in the face. That’s about the only justice he will get in this society.
First comes the ankles
And then comes the knees
And then come the panties
That flutter in the breeze.
Oh, I'm looking under
A skirt in wonder
Why I never looked before!
I really thought this was funny - about forty years ago.
“he should have just looked for the gals wearing patent leather shoes.....”
Did you go to a Catholic school?
“he should have just looked for the gals wearing patent leather shoes.....”
Now that right there is funny...I don’t care who you are! LOL. Reminds me of an old joke.....but won’t go into that at this time..
No, I didn't but a lot of my friends here in the Detroit area did and many of them related their stories of their memorable nuns or fathers in their respective schools. Also I remember the Broadway musical "Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?".
Every time I read of some pervert trying to look up skirts this play always pops into my mind.......
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