Sussex Police say a man has been arrested following a report of upskirting in a Brighton clothes shop.
On Thursday, 27 October, just after 3.30pm, it was reported that a man had been seen taking photos up the clothing of a woman in Bershka, Brighton.
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An investigation was launched, and enquiries led to the arrest of a 22-year-old man from Brighton on Saturday 31 October on suspicion of voyeurism and operating equipment beneath clothing of another without consent. He has since been bailed with strict conditions as the investigation continues.
During a search of the suspects address, digital equipment was also seized.
As police continue their enquiries, they ask if you witnessed anything suspicious, or have relevant footage or information to support the investigation, contact police online, or by calling 101 quoting reference 1030 of 27/10.
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