Friday, January 01, 2010
U.K. Case Waived To Grand Jury
KENTUCKY....
Peeping Tom's were once thought to be a thing of the past, but, for one alleged incident, a Lexington man finds himself possibly being the subject having his picture taken from behind bars. The case for Terry Grossman, the former owner of the Mad Hatter in downtown Lexington, was waived to the Fayette County Grand Jury Tuesday morning after he pled not guilty to more than 20 charges of burglary, stalking and video voyeurism. Police say Grossman was shooting cell phone video through the windows of a home on Crescent Avenue, shooting video of nude female UK students. They also say he shot video of other women who have not been identified.
Peeping Tom's were once thought to be a thing of the past, but, for one alleged incident, a Lexington man finds himself possibly being the subject having his picture taken from behind bars. The case for Terry Grossman, the former owner of the Mad Hatter in downtown Lexington, was waived to the Fayette County Grand Jury Tuesday morning after he pled not guilty to more than 20 charges of burglary, stalking and video voyeurism. Police say Grossman was shooting cell phone video through the windows of a home on Crescent Avenue, shooting video of nude female UK students. They also say he shot video of other women who have not been identified.
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