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Jail for pervert who hid cameras in shower gel tubs

Jail for pervert who hid cameras in shower gel tubs

A man who hid cameras inside shower gel tubs to film women and children in a bathroom has been jailed for four years.

Kevin Enticknap, 42, was locked up by Sheriff Elizabeth Munro at Dundee Sheriff Court.

Following his release, Enticknap will be subject to a two-year supervised release order into the community and placed on the Sex Offenders Register indefinitely.

The court previously heard Enticknap had filmed women and children undertaking private acts in a bathroom at a Dundee home.

He then stored the videos on his phone so he could view them later.

Enticknap also drilled a hole in a wall, to allow himself to peer into the bathroom.

The woman involved said they felt “completely shocked, sick and totally violated” and were embarrassed at the “total invasion of privacy,” the court heard.

Enticknap also downloaded indecent images of children, and intelligence led police to raid his home in February.

A laptop and three mobile phones were seized from his home, in Dundee, and found to contain 249 indecent images and 75 indecent videos.

Investigations also revealed Enticknap sexually assaulted a child sometime between 2010 and 2013, at a property in Dundee.

Solicitor Larry Flynn, defending, said: “This is a classic case of taking a risk and pushing the boundaries. He moved from pushing one boundary to another.

“Clearly his behaviour was out of control – there was no logic to it and no particular interest. It was a complete breach of trust.

“There are three strands to the defending, downloading the images, setting up the camera, and photographs. Once he stepped over the line he kept pushing.”

Enticknap, formerly of Dundee but now of Forres, Moray, admitted taking or permitting to be taken, or making, indecent photographs or pseudo photographs of children, earlier this year, at a property in Dundee.

And he admitted sexually assaulting a child, between 2010 and 2013, also at a property in Dundee.

Enticknap further admitted recording a child undertaking a private act, with the intention of enabling himself or another to look at the image, by having installed a covert camera in a bathroom, between dates last year and this year, at the same location.

He also admitted the same crime with a different child, on a date last year, and five other women, between late last year and early this year.

Sheriff Munro said: “I take a very serious view of this.

“A prison sentence is inevitable and I think you are prepared for that.”

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