Police in Fremont, Ohio, say Rodney Kunkel stocked the shelves at Walmart with graphic photographs showing himself in black nylons, heels and pink lingerie with his genitals exposed.
Kunkel allegedly placed the photos on shelves in the cosmetic department and on cars in the store's parking lot on Feb. 28, The News-Messenger reports.
On March 3, authorities say the suspect returned to the scene of the crime -- the same store where he'd had the photos developed.
Store employees managed to identify him as the culprit and contacted police.
Officers -- who recovered more than a dozen photographs allegedly depicting the suspect in women's undies -- pulled over Kunkel as he drove away from the store.
Kunkel reportedly admitted he had placed the photos inside the store and in the parking lot, according to TV station WLWT.
The suspect is on probation for a nonsupport violation and reportedly has seven previous public indecency charges.
He has been charged with two felony counts of pandering obscenity.
Read more at The News-Messenger and WLWT.
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