VIDEO: Police look to identify person in Cambridge voyeurism case

Photo provided by Waterloo Regional Police

By Christine Clark

Posted Aug 31, 2026 06:23:23 AM.

It’s been just over two weeks since police were told of an incident in Cambridge, that involved a man looking into someone’s window.

Around midnight on Aug. 16, police were told an unknown person was peering into a resident’s window in the Montrose Street South area of Preston.

At the time, the suspect was described as a bald white man in his sixties with a grey beard.

Police have now released video footage of a person they would like to speak with.

The investigation is ongoing.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police.

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