Peeping Tom suspect caught in Gypsum

Editor's note: The following excerpt was taken from Eagle County law enforcement officers and police reports.

GYPSUM, Colorado — A Gypsum woman told police a man with a mustache was looking in her bathroom window as she was changing.

The woman reported that on June 24 at 11:13 p.m. she had stripped off her clothes from the waist down while getting ready for bed. When she walked out of her walk-in closet, she saw a grinning man with his face pressed against the bathroom window. The man ran off to the east. The victim dashed into her bedroom to call 911.

Police found a man matching the victim's description walking on a nearby road. The victim identified the man as the peeping Tom. Police charged the man with third degree criminal trespassing.

Stolen coins

Police investigated a Gypsum man's claim that a longtime female acquaintance stole several rolls of rare coins and some Percocets from his home.

The victim told police that the woman had visited his home on June 15. As she was preparing to leave his home with her child, she asked the man to load the child's walker into her car. The man said that when he came back inside the house, he saw the woman quickly exiting his bedroom and shoving something into her diaper bag.

The man noticed 10 of the Percocets he takes for pain were missing. He also discovered several rolls of presidential coins worth $175 had disappeared.

A clerk at the Stop-n-Save in Gypsum said she saw the woman buy items using the coins and had video of the transaction.