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Apr 19, 2012 - Parker, the son of state Rep. Steve Parker, was sentenced to time served and five years probation, to be served in Spartanburg. He had been a ...
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16 hours ago - Kevin Allen Parker was arrested Friday night, after a recording device was ... Parker is the son of Steve Parker, a former state representative.
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Less than three years after a conviction related to the USC Upstate peeping cases, a former Spartanburg State Representative’s son is facing more charges.
Kevin Allen Parker was arrested Friday night, after a recording device was reportedly discovered in a bathroom at Delaney’s in Downtown Spartanburg.
From the police report:
The father of the two sisters who found the device, tells me his daughters were in a bathroom stall when the device fell to the floor. It appeared disguised as some type of outlet and he says it took them a few minutes to figure out what it was.
NEW just interviewed the daughter’s about the bathroom discovery.
NEW just interviewed the daughter’s about the bathroom discovery.
The father says police told him the badge and device were still in Parker’s possession and officers found 90 different recordings on it. Officers told the father, the camera was installed backward so it wound up only recording audio and black video.
Spartanburg County Detention Records show Parker is charged with one charge of impersonating a law officer and two counts of voyeurism.
According to a screen grab of the jail record, Parker was released hours after being booked into the jail.
Our partners at the Herald Journal covered Parker’s trial in depth, and reported that he was sentenced to time served plus five years probation in April of 2012, after pleading guilty but mentally ill to 13 different charges relating to exposing himself and entering the rooms of students from USC Upstate.
At the time the judge said he would wait 18 months to decide if Parker should be on the sex offender registry in South Carolina. I checked the registry and Parker is not on it.
Both the Sheriff and Chief of Police complained in The Herald Journal, about what they called a light sentence in 2012.
LISTEN to the victim’s father describe his frustration that someone with a history of similar activity was released with no bond.
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