A twisted man with a laundry list of prior convictions allegedly snuck into a sorority at the University of California, Berkeley, watched young women living in the house shower and even stole their underwear, according to cops. <\/p>\n
Courtney Alford, 45, was arrested by officers with the Berkeley Police Department last Wednesday, four days after a gaggle of sorority sisters reported seeing a strange man snooping around UC Berkeley\u2019s Alpha Chi Omega house. <\/p>\n
Courtney Alford, 45, was arrested after he allegedly broke into a sorority house
at the University of California, Berkeley. Berkeley Police Department<\/p>\n
The students told police that they caught the pervert picking through a coed\u2019s room before fleeing the residence around 6 a.m., while others reported seeing a middle-aged man sneaking around as early as 3 a.m., the department wrote in a news release<\/a>.<\/p>\n When officers parsed through the house\u2019s security footage, they found multiple clips of a man believed to be Alford walking inside and outside of the building until around 6:35 a.m. At one point, he also appeared to leave and return in an entirely new ensemble with a ski mask covering his face.<\/p>\n Students living at UC Berkeley\u2019s Alpha Chi Omega sorority house reported seeing a man prowling through their home.<\/p>\n The disturbing ordeal took place during the wee hours of the morning when many students were returning from a night out celebrating Halloween on the university\u2019s Greek Row, which is lined with fraternity and sorority houses.<\/p>\n During the investigation, police discovered that the creep had made off with pairs of the students\u2019 underwear and a few slices of pizza.<\/p>\n