Crime
Ex-photographer admits five charges of voyeurism
A former photographer has pleaded guilty to five charges of voyeurism after using hidden cameras to watch women, with their consent, for sexual gratification.
David Glover
David Glover, 48, of Edelweiss View, Tallington, Lincolnshire, had previously denied the charges but changed his pleas to guilty at Cambridge Crown Court on Friday.
A scheduled trial in January will not now go ahead; instead, Glover will return to court on February 3 to be sentenced.
The offences to which he has pleaded guilty took place between March 2011 and March 2017.
David Glover
Four of the charges of voyeurism concern individuals but the fifth charge cites 31 women as victims.
Judge Jonathan Seely, in bailing Glover, asked for reports but warned the defendant that “all options remain open”.
Mohammed Latif, mitigating, said Glover is living alone and caring for his mother who has had heart surgery.
“He’s no longer working as a photographer, as you could understand,” said Mr Latif.
