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Former American Ninja Warrior contestant arrested in video voyeurism at Sunrise H&M fitting room

Kenneth Constantine, 35, faces three counts of video voyeurism after he allegedly placed his phone over a changing room stall

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Police have arrested a man who they say recorded or photographed women in a fitting room at Sawgrass Mills mall in Sunrise.

Kenneth Constantine, 35, faces three counts of video voyeurism after he allegedly placed his phone over a changing room stall at an H&M store on July 29.

The two women confronted him, and he fled the scene, Sunrise Police said. Authorities had asked for help from the community in locating the suspect and announced his arrest Thursday.

Constantine appears to have been a contestant on season 10 of America Ninja Warrior and appeared on NBC6 in 2018. He works as a personal trainer at an Oakland Park gym under the business name Konstant Fitness.

The allegations came as a shock to those who know him.

"We’ve known him for 15 plus years and this is complete news to us. As far as we know, he’s just been a consummate professional. His clients love him, trust him. Obviously we do, too, we’re just shocked and saddened by the news," a colleague who did not want to be identified said.

The colleague went on to say he knew Constantine as a family man.

"He’s married. We know his wife very well, great relationship. We’ve met several times, had dinner together, just shocked," he said.

Constantine was being held on $75,000 bond Friday morning, jail records showed.

Pictured: Kenneth Constantine, 35
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