Gainesville Man Arrested For Digital Voyeurism
Update: The case was dropped in September 2025, shortly after the court found Zamora-Vazquez was not properly mirandized and his admission could not be used as evidence.
Sheriff’s Office Deputy Did Not Read UF Vet Voyeur Miranda Rights Before Questioning
Gustavo Alejandro Zamora-Vazquez was granted an evidence suppression motion.
Jack Walden
Gustavo Alejandro Zamora-Vazquez, 24, was arrested last week and charged with digital voyeurism.
Zamora-Vazquez was reportedly caught trying to film inside of a woman’s apartment while she was changing.
Alachua County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO) Deputy Ethan Miller reported that Zamora-Vazquez said “I’m going to be honest,” and admitted to recording the victim.
Zamora-Vazquez told Miller he saw the victim in an “intimate moment” and thought it was “interesting.”
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