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Source: American Press

A Lake Charles man has been arrested on charges of video voyeurism, as investigators look into cameras found at his residence and at a local business he owned. Emmett “Cary” Sole, 55, was booked into the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday, Nov. 11, on two counts of video voyeurism of a child under the age of 17. According to the Lake Charles Police Department, detectives received a complaint on Nov. 9 with digital evidence that showed a camera was hidden in certain rooms of a local residence that captured a minor under the age of 17 fully unclothed. Days before receiving that complaint, LCPD officials said that on Nov. 5, detectives were contacted about a camera that had been found inside the bathroom at the Helen Street Bake House, located at 1736 Common St. Sole is the registered owner of the Helen Street Bake House, but police have not commented on whether they believe Sole is connected to both incidents.

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