Police say they busted him for looking up skirts over the summer.
Scarborough Police say surveillance images from July show 31-year-old William Tibbals of Saco walking out of the Scarborough Walmart. Police tracked him down after getting complaints he was looking up women's skirts using a camera on his shoe.
Police say, not only is Tibbals facing violation of privacy charges, he's also charged with visual, sexual aggression against a child under 12 years old.
Police are not saying whether the child is one of the alleged victims in Walmart.
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