Authorities announced the arrest of a suspect on Tuesday. This individual was accused of frightening people in a particular city. A creepy mask was reportedly worn during these incidents.
The suspect was found in Nevada. Details about the arrest and the incidents are available from the source.
Further information can be obtained from the original report, which provides more context about the events and the suspect's capture.
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