Baltimore County Police detectives arrested a 55-year-old man Friday on misdemeanor charges that he repeatedly peered into and filmed the first-floor Towson apartment of three young women who said they have been terrorized by Peeping Toms for nine months.

Around 4 a.m., detectives arrested Andrade Robinson at a residence in Rodgers Forge, according to Baltimore County Police.

Investigators allege Robinson had been lurking outside the women’s residence at the Donnybrook Apartments complex in Towson, where the roommates said strange men have prowled outside their windows at least 13 times since September 2025.

The arrest came a week after the women told The Baltimore Banner they were frustrated by what they described as police inaction.

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Devin Kaestner, one of the Donnybrook Apartments roommates, said she can’t believe it.

“Really, I have hope again,” she said.

Detectives called Kaestner’s roommate, Towson University senior Chloe White, at 7:30 a.m. Friday to deliver the news a week after the women told The Banner they were fed up with the department’s inaction after being surveilled by strange men at least 13 times over the past nine months.

“Something definitely switched, 100%,” Kaestner said. “We’re really, really happy with the detectives and the police ’cause they’ve really pulled through.”

Kaestner and White previously told The Banner they were forced to set up Ring cameras around their bedroom windows to record the random men who would prowl outside their apartment late at night.

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“We’re living in a horror movie of our own,” Kaestner said previously.

Towson detectives arrested Robinson in Rodgers Forge at an undisclosed residence, according to a department news release.

Robinson is being held without bond in the Baltimore County Detention Center.

Kaestner and White said they have been dealing with and complaining about at least three Peeping Toms.

Department spokesperson Joy Lepola-Stewart could not clarify the number of suspects.

“The investigation is still open at this point,” she said.