Calgary: A 29-year-old man was accused of voyeurism after people were supposedly recorded while holding up at a southeast transport stop prior without much fanfare.

Police likewise charged the man under the Alberta Child, Youth and Family Enhancement Act affirming the suspect had allowed his toddler at home to sit unbothered throughout that time.

A suspicious man was seen in the hedges at the corner of New Brighton Drive S.E. furthermore New Brighton Manor S.e. between 7 a.m. Monday and 8 a.m. Tuesday, police said.

After the man left, a witness discovered a Polaroid that had been established in the brambles to professedly record learners as they held up at the transport stop.

Officers discovered the man a brief time later in a vehicle at the scene. He was taken into guardianship without episode and accused of voyeurism.

Police additionally assert the man had left his two-year-old little girl at home without anyone else present while the Polaroid was being set up and worked, and accused him of being unable or unwilling to give a tyke satisfactory consideration of supervision.

The man's name has not been discharged to ensure the safety of the two-year-old.

He was discharged from care and is relied upon to show up in court on Tuesday, October 22.