"Mom, I'm getting ready to go outside, but let me check if he's out there first"

She added that officers confirmed with the magistrate that the incident did not rise to a level of a charge, since the man was on his own property.

“After consulting with the magistrate and Police Attorney, unless he is outside of his home, he cannot be charged,” she said. She says officials are looking into “additional options” to help resolve the issue.

According to North Carolina law, a person can only be charged with indecent exposure if they “willfully expose the private parts of his or her person in any public place and in the presence of any other person or persons.”