A Guelph man is facing charges after being accused of performing a lewd act at a south-end business.
Guelph police said a man went to a business on June 12 and sat at a table at the back of the store.
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He then moved closer to the front and reportedly put his hand down his pants, touching himself inappropriately while watching an all-female staff.
When the employees moved away from him, police said he stole a small amount of cash from the tip jar and left.
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Authorities said they found the man in the downtown on Sunday night and arrested him.
The charges include committing an indecent act and theft.
A 28-year-old will make an appearance in a Guelph courtroom in August.
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