Vernon Dwayne Crider, Frontier Airlines Pilot Arrested For Voyeurism

Vernon Dwayne Crider is the pilot of Frontier Airlines who has been arrested for Voyeurism. Here are the details of the incident. 

He has been taken into custody after he was found hiding a spy camera in the bedroom window of a Florida College student.

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Who is Vernon Dwayne Crider?

Varnon Dwayne Crider is the 55 years old Pilot of Frontier Airlines. He has been arrested for secretly recording a college student with a spy camera.

The 19 years old girl from Flordia college discovered the hidden camera in the window of her bedroom. She mentioned that the camera was facing her bedroom.

Thus, she believes whoever did it was intending to record her in her bedroom which is supposed to be a private space. Police found the mini hidden spy pen camera.

The pen has a sim card with photos of an airplane cockpit as well as a hotel room. A deleted image that was recovered from the card also showed a legal settlement with Crider’s signature, as shared by New York Post.

The mother of the victim shared that she has not returned to her apartment because of the frightening incident. She also questioned how many victims may have been there because the pilot keep son traveling to different countries and probably stays in different apartments.

His attorney has not commented on this matter as well and awaiting the full case from the prosecutors.

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