by A Ferguson Township man is facing multiple charges after Penn State police say he was repeatedly seen looking into dormitory windows and possibly taking photos at various campus residence halls. Jeffrey B. Teti, 47, is now charged with misdemeanors and summary offenses following incidents dating back to late 2024.
What Happened
Jeffrey B. Teti was allegedly caught on multiple occasions near Penn State dormitories, peering into windows and behaving suspiciously.
The incidents reportedly began in November 2024, with the most recent activity occurring in early March 2025.
Key Details
- Suspect: Jeffrey B. Teti, 47, of Ferguson Township
- Location: Penn State University Park campus — Atherton Hall, Simmons Hall, and Hamilton Hall
- Initial Report: November 2024 by a resident assistant at Atherton Hall
- Latest Incident: March 2, 2025, near Hamilton Hall
- Charges Filed:
- 8 counts of Attempted Invasion of Privacy (Misdemeanor)
- 8 counts of Loitering and Prowling at Night (Misdemeanor)
- 8 counts of Disorderly Conduct (Summary Offense)
Reactions or Statements
The initial tip came from a vigilant resident assistant who noticed suspicious behavior on multiple nights.
Penn State police confirmed that surveillance footage showed a man loitering and peering into residence hall windows.
An officer recognized Teti from a prior incident, and the vehicle he was using was registered to him.
Police have encouraged anyone with additional information or possible encounters to come forward.
Investigation or What’s Next
The investigation began in November 2024 and led to Teti’s identification by early 2025.
On March 2, police say he was again seen on campus acting suspiciously — this time at Hamilton Hall.
Authorities used surveillance footage and prior knowledge to link the suspect to multiple incidents.
Teti’s preliminary hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
No additional victims or charges have been announced at this time.
FAQs
Who is Jeffrey B. Teti?
He is a 47-year-old resident of Ferguson Township now facing multiple charges for suspicious activity around Penn State dormitories.
What charges is he facing?
Teti is charged with attempted invasion of privacy, loitering at night (both misdemeanors), and disorderly conduct (summary offenses).
Where did the incidents take place?
Near Atherton Hall, Simmons Hall, and Hamilton Hall on Penn State’s University Park campus.
When is his court date?
Teti is scheduled for a preliminary hearing on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
Are there more victims?
Police have not confirmed any additional victims but are continuing to investigate.
Summary / Final Takeaway
The case against Jeffrey B. Teti has raised concerns about campus safety at Penn State.
With multiple incidents across dormitory areas, authorities are actively pursuing the case and encouraging the public to report any relevant information.
The university and law enforcement are closely monitoring developments as Teti heads to court in June.
