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Former John Ball Zoo employee allegedly took rock photos

Former John Ball Zoo employee allegedly took rock photos

A former employee of the John Ball Zoo is said to have hidden a cell phone in a dustpan in order to take videos up the skirts of women who tried to enjoy the sight of the animals.

Under the Skirt Video

I’ve always wondered how someone could have the nerve to violate a woman’s privacy in public or try to secretly take photos up her skirt.

We constantly hear about hidden cameras in women’s restrooms and even schoolgirls’ restrooms.

Read more: Michigan man caught breaking into girls’ middle school locker room

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Michael Ochs Archive/Getty Images

Legendary musician Chuck Berry was accused of installing hidden cameras in his restaurant, but his guilt was never proven in court. Berry said he installed the cameras to catch someone stealing from the restaurant. However, after several women accused him of the crime, Berry decided to file a class action lawsuit and paid $1.2 million.

Former John Ball Zoo employee allegedly took photos in skirts while working at the zoo

The John Ball Zoo is a lovely place for families to see animals, eat well and spend the day together.

According to WOOD, former John Ball Zoo employee Steven Edward Pook is charged with two counts of misusing a computer to commit a crime and two counts of taking and distributing an image of an unclothed person.

Pook was allegedly observed following women holding the dustpan at their feet and recording videos under their skirts. Investigators used a search warrant to check Pook’s phone and discovered videos under the women’s skirts. There was even footage of him adjusting camera settings.

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Pook will learn his fate when he appears in court in September.

Larger-than-life sculptures at “Washed Ashore” at the John Ball Zoo

Discover Washed Ashore at the John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids during the 2022 season. The Washed Ashore exhibit features striking art for all ages that teaches environmental stewardship and sustainability. Using trash they find on our beaches and in our waterways, artists create magnificent sculptures of marine life negatively impacted by pollution.

Gallery credit: Janna/washedashore.org

Let your smile shine at IllumiZoo at John Ball Zoo

Every fall, when night falls, the John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids transforms into a magical, immersive world of light and sound!

IllumiZoo, the family-friendly, interactive event, is back for another year of glow-in-the-dark adventures through the zoo. Kids can join in on the glow-in-the-dark fun with colorful cotton candy, glow-in-the-dark souvenir cups and fun merchandise! Adults can enjoy glow-in-the-dark adult beverages along the one-mile dazzling walk.

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