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Tenant in New York catches her MEXICAN super stealing, sniffing her panties
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Let My (BROWN FELON) People Free!
Sep 26, 2016, 4:46:52 AM9/26/16
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When Ashley Chase returned to her Manhattan studio apartment
from the Hamptons after a holiday weekend a few months back, she
couldn’t find a purple lace bra she owned.
Soon the blonde 26-year-old financial analyst discovered other
undergarments were gone: a black and gold bikini top, a tan bra
and a number of panties, she told the New York Post.
Before long, she had figured out a way to find out who was
making her intimate apparel disappear, and her investigation led
her to the building’s super, José Cedillo, 32.
This July, Chase told the paper, “I also realized at that point
that underwear I had worn that weekend that were in the dirty
hamper were missing.”
So she borrowed an old cell phone from her sister and loaded an
app called Presence on it that activates the phone’s video
camera when it detects motion.
As she was heading to Long Island again for Labor Day, Chase set
the phone up near her front door. A few minutes later, she
received an alert that her sister’s cell camera had been
activated.
“He saw me leave,” she told the Post. “He saw me with my bag,
and he knew I was heading out.”
The video confirmed her fears, showing Cedillo entering her
apartment and disappearing into her bedroom. A few minutes
later, he emerges holding one of her undergarments to his face.
“I don’t want to think about what he was doing,” Chase told the
Post.
Chase called police and Cedillo has been charged with “burglary
as a sexually-motivated felony,” according to the paper. The
Post cited court filings saying that the super copped to panty
raid.
“I went in today to look around,” he allegedly told police. “I
took a pair of panties. I left. I went downstairs, I sniffed
them, and I threw them in the garbage.”
According to the Post, the super admitted that it wasn’t his
first time. “I went in another time a few months ago,” he
allegedly told police.
Cedillo is free on $50,000 bond. His lawyer declined to comment
to the Post.
Chase’s lawyer, Benedict Morelli told the paper that the young
analyst plans to file a civil lawsuit against the super, the
building owners and the management company.
http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/news/2015/11/23/tenant-in-new-
york-catches-her-super-stealing-sniffing-her-
panties/?intcmp=obinsite
When Ashley Chase returned to her Manhattan studio apartment
from the Hamptons after a holiday weekend a few months back, she
couldn’t find a purple lace bra she owned.
Soon the blonde 26-year-old financial analyst discovered other
undergarments were gone: a black and gold bikini top, a tan bra
and a number of panties, she told the New York Post.
Before long, she had figured out a way to find out who was
making her intimate apparel disappear, and her investigation led
her to the building’s super, José Cedillo, 32.
This July, Chase told the paper, “I also realized at that point
that underwear I had worn that weekend that were in the dirty
hamper were missing.”
So she borrowed an old cell phone from her sister and loaded an
app called Presence on it that activates the phone’s video
camera when it detects motion.
As she was heading to Long Island again for Labor Day, Chase set
the phone up near her front door. A few minutes later, she
received an alert that her sister’s cell camera had been
activated.
“He saw me leave,” she told the Post. “He saw me with my bag,
and he knew I was heading out.”
The video confirmed her fears, showing Cedillo entering her
apartment and disappearing into her bedroom. A few minutes
later, he emerges holding one of her undergarments to his face.
“I don’t want to think about what he was doing,” Chase told the
Post.
Chase called police and Cedillo has been charged with “burglary
as a sexually-motivated felony,” according to the paper. The
Post cited court filings saying that the super copped to panty
raid.
“I went in today to look around,” he allegedly told police. “I
took a pair of panties. I left. I went downstairs, I sniffed
them, and I threw them in the garbage.”
According to the Post, the super admitted that it wasn’t his
first time. “I went in another time a few months ago,” he
allegedly told police.
Cedillo is free on $50,000 bond. His lawyer declined to comment
to the Post.
Chase’s lawyer, Benedict Morelli told the paper that the young
analyst plans to file a civil lawsuit against the super, the
building owners and the management company.
http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/news/2015/11/23/tenant-in-new-
york-catches-her-super-stealing-sniffing-her-
panties/?intcmp=obinsite
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