Wes participated in a march to protest police conduct. The event, which was intended to be peaceful, unfortunately turned violent. A video surveillance camera recorded Wes smashing a window of a retail store with a hammer, removing merchandise from the display, and carrying it off. At trial, the prosecutor offered into evidence a prior report of a mall security company indicating that Wes has been seen by a shopper smashing a car window with a hammer in the same shopping center and removing a satchel from the car two weeks earlier. The shopper was waiting in a nearby car and called mall security to report the incident as she watched Wes, then took a photo of him with her phone camera as he walked right by her car. Under the federal rules, is this evidence admissible?