NASHUA, N.H (WHDH) - A man who owns several Tutti Frutti frozen yogurt shops in Massachusetts and New Hampshire was arrested Wednesday after a hidden camerawas found in a Nashua store’s bathroom.
In the evening on Saturday, July 23, members of the Nashua Police Department’s Uniform Field Operations Bureau were called to the Tutti Frutti location inside the Pheasant Lane Mall after someone found a hidden recording device in the store’s bathroom.
Detectives later determined that the store’s owner, Chanphanou (Sab) Pou, 42, of Hudson, New Hampshire, purposely hid the device in the bathroom. Detectives received a warrant for his arrest, and Nashua officers arrested Pou on Aug. 31. He’s facing charges of three counts of Violation of Privacy. He was released on a $500 cash bail and will be arraigned at the Nashua District Court on Oct. 3.
“Whether it’s a public bathroom or not, everyone has an expectation of privacy in a bathroom and this is unacceptable behavior,” said Detective Lt. Peter Urban of the Nashua Police Department. He said that the “very small” camera was hidden in a bathroom primarily used by Tutti Frutti employees.
No one answered the door at Pou’s Hudson home, but neighbors were rattled to hear the news.
“There’s been sick people forever,” one neighbor said. “I just try to stay as far away from ’em as I can. It’s not comforting to know that they’re living right down the street.”
Pou owns two Tutti Frutti stores apiece in Massachusetts (Peabody and Auburn) and New Hampshire, so police in two states are expanding the investigation to his other stores. They’re not ruling out additional charges. The Nashua Police department is asking anyone with more information about the incident or other potential incidents at Tutti Frutti stores is asked to contact the Nashua Police Department at 603-594-3500 or the Crime Line at 603-589-1665.
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