California Barnes & Noble 'sniffer' won't be charged for failure to register as sex offender after arrest: DA
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A California man will not face failure to register as a sex offender charges following his arrest, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon said.
Earlier this week, he pleaded no contest to peeping and prowling charges for staring into a home with children inside on August 6. Crowder was sentenced Monday to 60 days in jail, hit with multiple no-contact orders and ordered to enter a rehab program for sex criminals. He was then freed by authorities on Tuesday.
Crowder is also the man identified in a viral TikTok video in which he was seen going around a Barnes & Noble store in Burbank, crouching down behind women and appearing to "sniff" them from behind.
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