Hurst Police say detectives are investigating at least two alleged incidents of invasive visual recording inside an Aeropostale fitting room.

The first reported incident on April 24 involved a woman who told police she spotted a camera lens inside a black bag in a fitting room.

NBC 5 does not identify victims of sexual offenses, but Liz Marin reached out to share her experience.

Marin, 22, said she went shopping with her sister and after going inside a fitting room to try on some items, she said she noticed what looked like a camera lens.

“I could see a lens coming through the ripped hole on the bag,” Marin said. “The first thing that came to my head was to exclaim for help.”

Marin said she immediately took out her phone and took photos of the black bag, which showed a camera lens visible through a mesh lining.

Her sister Clarissa Marin, who was in the next fitting room, came over and said she took the camera, a power cord and a battery pack from the black bag and handed them to a Hurst Police officer who had arrived on scene outside North East Mall.

The sisters then shared their experience on social media.

“Honestly, it’s just to spread awareness to the young people out there,” Clarissa Marin said.

Awareness that Maddie Mayo said she is grateful for.

Mayo went to Hurst police on Friday after seeing the Marin sisters’ post on TikTok to report that she also noticed a black bag in a fitting room at the same Aeropostale location back on April 3.

“I had the same experience, but I didn’t notice the camera, so I just thought it was a weird experience, but not anything crazy like what it actually is,” Mayo told NBC-5.

While no arrests have been made, Hurst Police confirmed detectives are early into an ongoing, and now evolving, investigation with at least two women coming forward.

Aeropostale has not responded to a request for comment.

Liz Marin said her sense of safety has been compromised after the incident, but says she feels speaking about her experience will help others.

“I am grateful that it was my sister and I that found the camera,” Marin said.