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Man accused of looking into woman’s apartment in Riverdale arrested

Javaries Damon Wilson
Javaries Damon Wilson
By Sarah Kallis
Jan 15, 2020

A man accused of looking into the back window of a woman’s apartment in Riverdale has been arrested, authorities said.

A chilling photo from the woman’s doorbell security camera Jan. 2 shows the man, identified as Javaries Damon Wilson, peering into her windows at Brooks Crossing Apartments in the 8000 block of Taylor Road, according to a news release from the Clayton County Sheriff’s Office.

The woman’s security camera captured the man looking into her apartment.
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Deputies identified Wilson through an anonymous tip from Nixle. Photos of Wilson matched the man in the surveillance footage the woman provided, the news release said.

Wilson, who was arrested at a boarding house in Fairburn on Tuesday night, was charged with peeping Tom and loitering or prowling and remains in custody in the Clayton County jail. His bond has not been set.

Wilson’s criminal history in Clayton County dates to 2012, according to jail records.

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