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A registered sex offender is facing a new charge after police say he used camera-equipped sunglasses to record children at Boston Common.

Boston police began investigating the 60-year-old Brockton man after witnesses reported seeing him record children at the Frog Pond four days earlier. It was reported that he is registered as a level three sex offender and has 10 convictions involving child sex offenses.

Officers were called to the Frog Pond around 1 p.m. Friday after witnesses reported seeing the man record children with camera sunglasses and a cell phone. Police also learned that witnesses allegedly saw him recording a family while they were changing their children’s clothes. The children were covered with towels to protect their privacy, but witnesses said the man followed the family after they moved away and continued recording with the sunglasses. The family and other witnesses had left the Frog Pond by the time officers arrived.

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A reportedly drunk driver in Central Oregon allegedly had a blood-alcohol level more than nine times over the legal limit, setting a new record for the highest recorded BAC since 2007.

In December 2007, a woman in Klamath County, Oregon, was charged for driving under the influence. When tested, her blood-alcohol level was reported as .72.

Around 1:00 pm on February 19, the Madras Police Department learned that a hit-and-run had occurred on Tribal land in the county.

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A California lawyer is facing charges for allegations that he used a camera that was affixed to his shoe to record underneath a girl’s skirt while inside of a store.

On Sunday afternoon, a young girl and her father were inside of a Walnut Creek Apple store in Broadway Plaza.

At the same time, personal injury attorney Jacques Bloxham was also reportedly a customer of the electronics establishment.

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A 53-year old registered sex offender in Orange County, California is accused of video recording up a 13-year old girl’s skirt on Sunday, in a La Habra craft store.

A witness claims he saw the man use his cell phone to “presumably view and record underneath a young girl’s dress,” while walking around the craft store and contacted police.

Police initially detained and then arrested and booked the man at the La Habra jail. They then searched his house and allegedly found an estimated 200 additional upskirt videos. An investigating officer explained that websites publish those videos without permission or knowledge of the women and girls who appear in them.

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