The man left, but parents wrote down his license plate and police were able to interview him. The man told police he didn’t have any family at the practice and didn’t know any of the children who were at the practice, Jung said.
While Jung said the man was asked to leave the property, he said nothing criminal occurred, so the man is not facing any charges.
“You are allowed to photograph in the parks,” Jung said. “It becomes a fine line of what becomes appropriate or not and as a parent with young kids as if somebody was photographing in the direction of my kids and it didn’t seem as if it was something legit, I would question it as well.”
The case has been forwarded to detectives to conduct a further investigation, Jung said.
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