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Alleged 'Peeping Tom' Released Under New Bail Reform Laws

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An accused "Peeping Tom" has been arrested on Long Island, allegedly caught recording an unclothed woman through a bathroom window. Neighbors are now upset a new law has him released already; CBS2's Jennifer McLogan reports.

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