
Ben Tsai, a 44-year-old man within the Seattle suburb of Bothell, Washington, was arrested earlier this month after he allegedly hid a digicam in a Starbucks toilet in close by Kirkland. Tsai allegedly informed regulation enforcement that he had hidden cameras in bogs dozens of instances in public locations together with native supermarkets and his office. In accordance with the Seattle Instances, that office wasn’t named within the court docket paperwork on Tsai’s arrest, however the paper was capable of hint Tsai’s final place of employment by discovering his since-deleted LinkedIn account: The Pokémon Firm.
In a press release to the paper, The Pokémon Firm says Tsai is now not a part of the corporate as of earlier this month, and that the company is cooperating with regulation enforcement on the investigation. Tsai was the director of engineering out of the corporate’s Bellevue workplace, and prosecutors allege that he focused transgender colleagues at Pokémon.
Bellevue police spokesperson Drew Anderson informed the Seattle Instances that it had not acquired any experiences about Tsai participating in voyeurism at The Pokémon Firm, and was not investigating his office conduct, however urged anybody who wanted to report any such data to the police division.
The Seattle Instances story has the play-by-play on how Tsai was caught, which was primarily because of his utilizing his bank card to purchase a espresso on the Starbucks, after which he admitted to hiding cameras in varied locations “not more than fifty instances,” although he mentioned he doesn’t promote or give out the movies he information. The report says Tsai claimed he was “primarily inquisitive about transgender folks and was not drawn to youngsters.”
“He informed us that he had positioned a digicam in his office toilet,” a detective wrote within the report. “I requested him if there have been any transgender folks that work in his workplace and he mentioned sure.”
The police have seized tools and a tough drive from Tsai’s dwelling. His trial is about for March.









