Mechanic accused of fondling himself in customer's car

**Buttercup** · 10-01-09, 05:57 PM

Mechanic accused of fondling himself in customer's car

By Michelle Sahn
Staff Writer mycentraljersey.com

A mechanic drove a customer's car to a strip mall, parked next to a vehicle occupied by children and fondled himself, police said.

But a retired New York City police officer spotted the man in the car, so she noted the license plate and called police, authorities said.

A detective tracked down the car, then determined that Kevin B. Waguespack, 44, of Freehold Township, was behind the wheel of the vehicle Tuesday afternoon, police said.

Waguespack was arrested at work on Wednesday and charged with lewdness.

Police began their investigation around 3:50 p.m. Tuesday, after getting the call from the retired officer, said Detective Lt. Roy Ruiz.

Waguespack had parked the customer's vehicle next to a car occupied by two girls, ages 11 and 12, whose parents were shopping inside Burlington Coat Factory at Freehold Mall on Route 9, said Ruiz.

The 44-year-old drove away before police arrived, but Detective William Peace determined the car belonged to a customer of Quality Auto on Route 9, who had dropped off the vehicle for repairs, said Ruiz.

Police arrested Waguespack at the auto repair shop around 4:20 p.m. Wednesday.

He is free on $500 bail.

**pgg** · 10-01-09, 06:12 PM

I guess he was giving his customer that extra level of service

On another note WTF were those kids doing by themselves in the car?

**Captain America** · 10-01-09, 07:12 PM

Originally Posted by pgg

I guess he was giving his customer that extra level of service

On another note WTF were those kids doing by themselves in the car?

Good question. That is a perfect example of why you shouldn't leave two young girls by themselves anywhere. Luckily all this mechanic wanted to do was play with his tool.