PrisonTerm for Improper Photography
Posted/updated on: December 5, 2011 at 7:50 am
LUFKIN – The former manager of a Lufkin business will spend some time in prison for improper photography. Nathan Scott Kesler, 36, was sentenced yesterday to two years imprison by State District Judge Gerald Goodwin.
Kesler, the former manager of a Dollar King store in Lufkin, pleaded guilty in October to improperly photographing his employees in the store’s restroom. Police say he put his cell phone on a bathroom cabinet of the business in a position to photograph the toilet using a spy camera application. Two store employees were photographed in the restroom when the application, which uses motion detection, took the photos.
