Riverside police arrested Roberto Clemente Rincon for allegedly peeping into the homes of UC Riverside students.
Police have arrested a man suspected of stalking and peeping into the homes of University of California, Riverside students.Following a series of reports and the discovery of incriminating video evidence, authorities are now working to determine the full scale of the suspect's activities in the residential areas surrounding the UCR campus.
The suspect has been identified by police as Roberte Clemente Rincon, 49. According to police, Rincon allegedly parked his car in a residential neighborhood near Watkins Avenue and the 215 Freeway before approaching homes under the cover of night to look through windows. While the most recent investigation began on Feb. 2, police have linked Rincon to similar reports filed as far back as Nov. 2025, police said. SUGGESTED: Man charged for Long Beach DUI crash that killed toddlerIn both documented incidents, the victims were young women attending UCR, authorities said. Once Rincon was identified through video footage, he was booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center on multiple charges and has since been released on bail, according to officials.Detectives believe there may be more victims who have been targeted by Rincon, but have not reported the incidents to police. While the specific charges against Rincon involve prowling and peeping, the full extent of Rincon's motives remain under investigation.SUGGESTED: Mother of 2 girls found buried in suitcases charged with murderFollowing his release on bail, Rincon is expected to face future court proceedings regarding the multiple charges filed against him.Police are continuing to review any new video evidence submitted by the public that may link Rincon to other residential areas where similar crimes have been reported. If you recognize Rincon or have seen a person matching his description near your windows at night, you are urged to contact Detective Steven Espinosa at 897-5866 or via email at Sespinosa@RiversideCA.gov. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through the Riverside Police Department’s "Atlas 1" mobile app using the secure "Send a Message" feature, which is available for download on both Apple and Android devices. SUGGESTED: Mother and daughter fight off attacker in brazen Anaheim kidnapping attemptResidents in the Watkins Avenue and 215 Freeway area should ensure window coverings are effective at night and are encouraged to review their home security or doorbell camera footage for any suspicious activity.
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