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Man beats peeping Tom to death after catching him outside girlfriend's window

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News headlines today: Dec. 23, 2020
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
ByJon Haworth
October 20, 2019, 5:59 AM

A Florida man has been arrested after catching a peeping Tom outside of his window and beating him to death.

Victor Vickery of Delray, Florida, faces a manslaughter charge in the death of 57-year-old Asaad Akar in the incident that occurred in July of last year, according to ABC’s Miami affiliate WPLG.

Vickery was getting intimate with his girlfriend in a bedroom in her Fort Lauderdale home, according to the arrest report obtained by WPLG, when they heard a scratching noise coming from outside the window.

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Vickery went outside to go and inspect the source of the noise and allegedly found Akar standing partly naked by the window.

Victor Vickery in a police booking photo.
Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office

A fight then broke out between Vickery and Akar while Vickery’s girlfriend called the police.

Akar, who allegedly had a previous criminal record for prowling, was taken to the hospital after the altercation but died in the hospital from his injuries less than two hours later.

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Vickery told police that he has had to call the authorities to report a peeping Tom on the premises before.

Vickery was arrested and charged with Akar’s death on Thursday and is now being held behind bars on a $100,000 bond while he awaits trial.

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