Lower Merion Police are looking for a man they say took lewd photos of women, without their knowledge.
Police say on the afternoon of Friday, July 21, he was seen using his cellphone to take upskirt pictures of women at the Trader Joe's in Suburban Square.
The photos posted by police allow you to get a good look at what he's wearing, and the image on the back of his t-shirt.Copyright © 2023 WPVI-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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