A registered intercourse offender was arrested earlier this week in Burbank after he sniffed a girl’s rear finish, in response to police.
Burbank law enforcement officials had been dispatched to a Nordstrom Rack on North Victory Place after a report of somebody loitering within the girls’s division. Their investigation led them to a close-by Walmart the place they used the shop’s surveillance system to trace a person following a feminine buyer, in response to a Burbank Police Division information launch.
The officers watched because the suspect adopted the girl, crouched behind her and engaged “in lewd conduct by inappropriately sniffing her buttocks,” the discharge mentioned.
Calese Carron Crowder was arrested by Glendale police on suspicion of lewd conduct.
(Glendale Police Division)
The suspect, 38-year-old Calese Carron Crowder, was subsequently detained.
Crowder has a documented historical past of arrests in comparable incidents in Burbank and Glendale relationship again to 2021, in response to the discharge.
In 2023, Glendale police mentioned Crowder was arrested on suspicion of “peeping” close to a Glendale dwelling; he additionally was allegedly caught performing lewd olfactory acts in bookstores throughout Burbank, considered one of which went viral on TikTok.
Former Los Angeles Laker Robert Horry in 2023 reposted an accusation by his spouse on X that Crowder had stalked their daughter years earlier than and went to jail — information present he went to jail the 12 months Horry’s spouse laid out in her accusation, however particulars of the costs couldn’t be confirmed.
“Please assist cease this predator by reposting and getting the phrase out,” Horry mentioned.
The Burbank metropolis legal professional’s workplace filed one depend of loitering with the intent to commit a criminal offense, the discharge mentioned. Crowder’s bail has been set at $100,000 and he stays in custody till his subsequent courtroom look on Aug. 1.
Authorities mentioned the investigation stays ongoing. Anybody with data associated to the case was urged to contact the Burbank Police Division’s Investigations Division at (818) 238-3210.
