1 / 9Police searching the home of a man suspected of attacking an Alabama woman in her home found more than 400 pairs of women's panties, authorities said.2 / 9Investigators also found dozens of photos of John Thomas Uda's co-workers taken without their permission from, the neck down, leading to 50 counts of voyeurism, Dothan police told news outlets.3 / 9Uda, 27, also is charged with attempted rape, three counts of burglary, aggravated criminal surveillance and two counts of illegal possession of a credit card.4 / 9Police are trying to figure out how many of those 400 pairs of women's underwear, which had been worn, might have been stolen.5 / 9 Investigators said worn panties can also be bought on the internet. 6 / 9Uda was accused in 2019 of stealing women’s underwear from laundromats, authorities said. 7 / 9Uda was arrested on July 10 after a woman called police about a man breaking into her apartment. 8 / 9Uda ran away before officers arrived, but they determined his identity from the bill of sale for the woman's stolen gaming console, police said. 9 / 9Jail records did not indicate if Uda had a lawyer.