PAPILLION, Neb. (WOWT) - A man in the Omaha metro is behind bars after being accused of using a drone to film people without their consent.

Jamal Gloe, 27, was formally charged with two felony counts of intentionally filming without consent.

Investigators determined that on two separate occasions, Gloe used his drone to shoot footage through windows of private residences that had open blinds. Authorities allege he filmed and adult female and a juvenile female in various stages of undress.

On Dec. 5, a homeowner near 64th Street and Michael Drive in Papillion found a downed drone in his backyard.

The homeowner took the SD card from the drone and watched some of the video it had captured, noticing that the footage showed the insides of houses, specifically bathrooms and bedrooms.

After reviewing the videos, the homeowner called the Sarpy County Sheriff’s Office and deputies seized the drone.

An investigation revealed that the drone belonged to Gloe, who had been flying it through the Stockmans Hollow neighborhood near 66th Street and Giles Road, and the Tuscany Place Apartments, where he lives.

Investigators accuse Gloe of flying his drone after sunset and concealing it by placing black electrical tape over the drone’s lights.

The two victims have been identified and notified, and SCSO does not believe there are any other victims at this time.

Gloe was arrested Dec. 19. His bond is set at $250,000.