Jase Dillan stood up for women everywhere when she confronted a man she witnessed secretly filming other women. The Boston based musician explained to Cosmopolitan.com that she was going about her business yesterday evening when she spotted a man videotaping women and teenagers "without their consent". Jase said that she was returning to her car on Boston's Newbury Street when she spotted a man videoing her. She said: "When he saw that I stopped short, he flipped around and tried to concealed the camera. "I got into my vehicle and realigned the side mirror. I watched for about 10 minutes. I could see him and the viewfinder on his camera, he was maybe about three feet away." "I could see him zooming in on women's crotch areas. He had the camera positioned low. He was zooming in on crotches. When they walked by, he would nonchalantly turn and zoom in on their asses." Jase said she then witnessed the unidentified man film two "very obviously" underage girls and this prompted her to contact the Boston Police Department. While she was waiting for the police, Jase decided she wasn't going to let the man in question "get away with it". She followed him and started filming, "turning the table on him". During the video, Jase raised her voice because she wanted him to feel "the shame that comes with a complete stranger violating your privacy". She later returned to her car to meet a police officer who took her statement with Jase describing him as "incredibly helpful". When she got home, Jase uploaded the video to her Facebook page writing: "Just another day on Newbury St. please help me find and identify this creep. Not only did he film my crotch and backside, along with the same of at least eight other women that I personally witnessed in less than 10 minutes, but I decided to confront him after watching him do the same to two girls who could not have been more than 14 years old. DISGUSTING".