Ex-Prosecutor Pleads Guilty in Secret Videotaping at Tanning Salon
A former California prosecutor accused of secretly videotaping patrons at a tanning salon has pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors.
The lawyer, David Taylor Kaye of San Marcos, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of peeking through a private area and secretly filming another individual, report the North County Times, 10News.com and NBC San Diego. Kaye is a former deputy district attorney in Tulare County.
Kaye will be sentenced Aug. 11. He is expected to receive a sentence of probation with requirements that he stay away from tanning salons and attend sex offender treatment, the stories say.
Escondido police investigated after receiving a complaint about a man reaching over a tanning booth and taking photos of women who were undressing. Police say they conducted a sting and observed Kaye videotaping a woman.
Prior coverage:
ABAJournal.com: “Former Prosecutor Accused of Secretly Taping Women at Tanning Salon”
