Winchester Police Arrest Lowell Man For Stalking

Winchester police arrested Lowell's Shaun Tyman for stalking Tuesday after video showed Tyman placing a GPS devise to the undercarriage of a Winchester resident's car.

Winchester and Lowell Police conducted a search warrant Tuesday at the home of Tyman that led to his arrest.

The search was the result of a month long investigation into the alleged stalking of a Winchester woman and the attempted breaking and entering of her home. On June 19 the Winchester police received a complaint from a Winchester resident of an unknown person caught on video tape attempting to enter her home. That same video showed the same individual crawling underneath the victim’s car. After a search of the vehicle’s undercarriage a GPS tracking device was found attached to the frame. The GPS unit was analyzed, after which numerous subpoenas were issued and an alleged suspect was identified.

A search warrant was conducted at the home of Tyman. Evidence found during the subsequent execution of search warrant led to the arrest of Tyman. He was taken into police custody and charged with attempted breaking and entering and stalking. Tyman will be arraigned in Woburn District Court on Wednesday.

Photo from Winchester Police website