OKLAHOMA CITY — An alleged peeping tom is arrested at a metro store.

The suspect is accused of using his cell phone to snap photographs up the dresses of female customers inside a Walmart near Reno and MacArthur.

“An employee came up and told me somebody was video taping me and I just felt violated,” one victim said. “You know, nobody would think you’re shopping and someone is gonna be walking up behind you and looking up your dress.”

Police claim the suspect, 35-year-old Micah Unruh, had been seen peeping on women the day before being busted.

“The loss prevention officer told officers the day before, on Monday, the same man was seen doing this as well,” Oklahoma City Police Sgt. Jennifer Wardlow said.

Police are on the search for a suspect who held up a local business and then stole an employee's car this morning.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The staff at Hefner Mansions said they pride themselves on running a clean and spacious facility.

“We’re proactive in trying to keep our seniors safe and as least restrictive as we can and still keep their independence,” executive director Melva Noakes said.

That’s why she and other staff members are frustrated over a woman they say slipped into the building in mid July.

They caught the woman on camera and said she searched for an unlocked apartment and stole a resident’s wallet as that resident hollered for help.

“As the lady passed by us, we didn’t realize what had happened,” Noakes said.

Police said it’s a crime that sounds very similar to a rash of others all around the metro.

“The M.O. is very similar, the descriptions are very similar, so that is certainly something that our detectives are looking at,” OKC Police Msgt.Gary Knight said.