Toronto police say officers have arrested a suspect after a man was seen peering through the windows of a west-end Toronto home several times.
Police said three incidents were reported during overnight hours between Jan. 2 and 5 in the area of Bloor Street West and Prince Edward Drive.
In a news release, officers said it was reported that in each incident, a couple were in their home when a man entered their backyard and looked into the windows of their home.
Police said the same home was targeted each time.
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On Friday, police released an image of the suspect in the hope that someone would identify him.
Police have since said 24-year-old Ryan Perry of Toronto was arrested and charged in connection with the incidents after a search warrant was executed in the Park Lawn and Berry roads area.
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Perry has been charged with three counts of prowling by night and three counts of mischief. He was scheduled to appear in court Thursday morning.
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