Lawyer supposedly utilized 'shoe camera' to look into young lady's dress at Apple store

A 66-year-old authorized Bay Area legal counselor was captured Sunday after he supposedly taped a camera to his shoe and afterward "moved his shoe so the camera was under a female adolescent's dress" at an Apple Store in Walnut Creek, Calif., police said.

Jacques Bloxham, who is an individual damage lawyer, was allegedly gone up against by the young lady's dad and fled the store. Officers said they found different cameras and recording gadgets in the presume's vehicle notwithstanding the one connected to his shoe.

Bloxham was captured around 3 p.m. what's more, set up for Contra Costa County Jail on doubt of utilizing a camera to subtly record the underpants of someone else, alongside irritating or attacking a tyke under 18, San Francisco Chronicle announced. He later posted safeguard.

Police are exploring whether Bloxham recorded others and urge anybody with data to call the Walnut Creek Police Department.

Bloxham was admitted to the State Bar of California in 1986. He established the Injury Law Center "in light of the open's requirement for individual damage lawyer with genuineness, uprightness and another comprehension of the necessities of harmed customers," as per his Yelp business profile.