A Rochester man was arrested last week on four counts of voyeurism with a prior conviction after he was accused of peeping in multiple windows.
According to court documents on October 29, 2025, Rochester Police Department officers responded to a call about a male who had been looking into the windows of a residence on Clayton Street. Officers discovered Timothy Bradley, 58, of Rochester near the area where the subject was last seen.
When officers spoke with Bradley he denied being at the Clayton Street residence and denied looking in the windows despite the homeowner identifying Bradley as the intruder he had allegedly caught and chased away.
The homeowner stated to police that it was not the first time Bradley had been caught peeping in their windows. The homeowner was able to provide the security camera footage to officers that allegedly showed Bradley had looked into their windows three other times within the month.
Bradley was arrested and charged with three counts of voyeurism, but was released on bond.
Another report was made on April 3 about a man with a stocking cap on his face peeping into a woman's window at a residence on Race Street.
On August 20, RDP was dispatched to a residence on Pontiac Street after a woman reported seeing a man peeping into her windows. The woman provided officers with footage from her security cameras of the man looking into her window around 1:28 a.m. Police identified the male as Bradley.
Officers attempted to contact Bradley at his home, but were unable to make contact until he was arrested on a warrant in August.
After posting bond Bradley was again arrested on another warrant on Thursday, November 5, and booked at the Fulton County Jail. Bradley has been charged with four counts of voyeurism with a prior conviction, a Level 6 Felonies.
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