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Police: Suspect Takes Photo up Woman's Dress

Surveillance footage taken at Super Target showed a man allegedly taking a photo by placing his cellphone under a woman's dress, according to police.

Murrieta police are seeking to locate a man suspected of taking a lewd photo of a woman in Super Target.

At about 11:20 a.m. Tuesday at the suspect allegedly positioned his cellphone under the woman's dress and then took a picture, Murrieta police said in a "wanted" flier.

Police said the victim was in the makeup aisle when the suspect entered the aisle pushing a shopping cart. He allegedly stood directly behind her and quickly pulled out his phone to take the picture, according to police.

But he bumped the woman's leg while taking the picture, alarming her instantly, police said.

The subject then walked out of the store, leaving his shopping cart behind, according to police.

The suspect was described as a white male, 5 foot 11, with blue eyes, a "Fu Manchu" mustache and wearing a white Dodgers T-shirt, blue jeans and a tan baseball cap with a curved bill, according to the flier.

He is believed to have been driving a white Ford Ranger, single‐cab pickup truck pulling an empty red single-axle trailer.

Anyone with information in the case was asked to contact Murrieta police Sgt. Phil Gomez at 951-461‐6356.

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