Footage of serial butt-sniffer caught in surveillance video sniffing two women’s derrières (video)

An old video of a California man who has been arrested multiple times for sniffing women’s butt has gone viral online after he was caught in the act again.  

Calese Carron Crowder, 38, was arrested on Tuesday, July 22, by officers from the Burbank Police Department at the Walmart located in the Empire Center shopping center on Victory Place.

The old surveillance video shows the man following two female customers inside the store and sniffing their backsides at a Burbank Barnes & Noble.

In the 2023 video, Crowder can be seen browsing a section of books while crouching low on the floor, inching closer to sniff the women derrières.

One of the ladies, who uploaded the video to TikTok, said several other people contacted her, saying they had also been victimized by the same man at other stores, including Urban Outfitters and Marshall’s. 

He was arrested later that month for peeping into a family home in Glendale and then released.

On July 22, officers with the Burbank Police Department responded to a report of a suspicious individual loitering in the women’s department of Nordstrom Rack on North Victory Place.

Officers located 38-year-old Calese Carron Crowder at a Walmart, which was also located in the same shopping center. 

Store surveillance showed Crowder following a female customer through the women’s section. Officers observed him crouching near the woman, attempting to sniff her butt, police said. Crowder was immediately detained. 

The Burbank City Attorney’s Office filed one count of loitering with intent to commit a crime. Crowder remains in custody with bail set at $100,000.

According to the police department, Crowder, a resident of Glendale, is a registered sex offender currently on active parole and has a documented history of similar arrests for lewd conduct in both Glendale and Burbank, dating back to 2021. 

Also in 2023, Crowder was arrested on suspicion of peeping and prowling at a Glendale home where children were present. 

Crowder previously served time in state prison on burglary and robbery charges and had been sentenced in February 2023 to a year in jail for indecent exposure in Santa Clarita, court records show. However, Crowder was released early anyway, law enforcement sources told Fox News Digital in August of 2023. 

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