SACRAMENTO, CA - Sacramento police say they've received two reports of a man caught looking into the windows of women in Natomas this week.

In both cases, the victims screamed and scared away the peeping Tom.

In the first instance on Aug. 12 at 10:36 p.m., police said the woman caught a man outside of her apartment patio window looking into her apartment.

In the second case on Aug. 14, 11:31 p.m., another woman told police she was shocked to see a man looking through the blinds of her apartment bedroom window. Her scream brought a security guard but the Peeping Tom got away.

The reports came from the 1700 block of Capitol Park Drive and 3300 block of Broken Branch Court.

The victims described the Peeping Tom as black, in his 30s, 6 feet tall with a thin build. He was bald and clean-shaven. They described his complexion as light to medium.

SACRAMENTO, CA - A Yuba City man was arrested for a kidnapping and sexual assault in Sacramento last January, say police.

Sacramento detectives took Sarbjit Singh Sandhu, 32, into custody Thursday on suspicion of forcible rape and kidnapping with intent to commit sexual assault.

Police say the victim, a woman in her 20s, was kidnapped by two people at gunpoint in the north Sacramento area as she arrived home from work. Her kidnappers blindfolded her and tied up her hands, she told officers. The kidnappers then drove her to an unknown location estimated about 40 minutes away and raped her.

Detectives were still looking to identify and find the second rapist.

NATOMAS, CA - Three Natomas businesses were burglarized early Tuesday morning.

Sacramento police were looking into whether at least two of them, located on the same block, were targeted by the same individuals.

V Max Cleaners at 3511 Del Paso Road and Subway restaurant on the 3500 block of Del Paso Boulevard were hit at 2:46 a.m., say police. In both instances, the burglars were described as men, white, in their 20s with medium builds. One had a blond or brown crewcut and wore a green sweatshirt. The other wore a red, hoodie sweatshirt and blue jeans.

The third burglary police were investigating was at the Ground Zero Board shop at 3642 N. Freeway Boulevard. A security alarm at 3:24 a.m. brought officers to the business where they found a forced entry and merchandise taken, according to the police report.