but noooo! I thought this would be a sick tale of a lecherous str8 man

[samhexum]

State Park Leader Accused of Secretly Recording 23 Lifeguards Naked in Locker Room with Hidden Camera

• Former California State Parks superintendent Kevin Pearsall is accused of secretly recording nearly two dozen male employees in a locker room

• Hidden cameras allegedly captured audio and video of 23 men over an 11-month period at Bolsa Chica State Beach beginning in August 2024

• Pearsall retired after the investigation began and could face up to 18 years in jail if convicted

  On June 24, the District Attorney's Office in Orange County announced former California State Parks superintendent Kevin Pearsall, 59, has been charged with 23 counts of secretly filming another, five counts of eavesdropping and three counts of unlawful dissemination of private records. 

  According to prosecutors, the charges stem from multiple instances of recording lifeguards and other state employees in the locker room of the Bolsa Chica State Beach Lifeguard Headquarters in Huntington Beach. Pearsall is also accused of sending nude images of at least three different employees to two other men. 

  

  In July 2025, a sworn California State Parks officer discovered a USB drive in the men's employee locker room at the lifeguard headquarters, according to the release. Upon further inspection, the officer allegedly found the USB contained images of state employees undressing. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) was immediately contacted, and an investigation began. CHP identified at least 23 different men who had their genitals or buttocks filmed by Pearsall, none of whom consented to the recordings. Pearsall is also accused of making sexually charged comments about his employees' genitals.

  Pearsall, who worked for the department since 1994, was placed on leave while under investigation, prosecutors say. He subsequently announced his retirement after search warrants were served.

[jeezifonly]

[wsc]

These privacy laws are getting wildly intrusive.

[+ PhileasFogg]

He did this when, for the price of an iPad and a couple of websites, he could have had it without risk…

[samhexum]

11 hours ago, jeezifonly said:

 

isn't it against forum rules to post pictures of aberrant behavior?  How dare you post a picture of Dakota Johnson's dad smoking!