Man indicted on voyeurism charges in Davis Co., also faces charges in Cache Co.

DAVIS COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — A Midvale man has been indicted on several counts of voyeurism for taking photos and videos of men and boys in a locker room in Clearfield. The same man was recently charged for similar crimes in Cache County.

Ian Mark Bradley, 31, was formally charged in Davis County with 10 counts of voyeurism by recording, all class A misdemeanors, and two counts of voyeurism by recording of a child under 14, third-degree felonies.

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According to a probable cause statement attached to the indictment, in November of 2023, Clearfield Police were called to the Clearfield Aquatic Center on the report of a male, later identified as Bradley, reportedly taking photos and videos of the urinal area of the men's restroom.

Two of the victims were identified as 14-year-old boys, the statement of probable cause said.

Detectives seized Bradley's phone. The statement of probable cause says that police found several photos and videos taken inside the bathroom of the aquatic center. Detectives were able to locate the video that included the minor who used the urinal. The video, police say, is taken from inside of a bathroom stall or other areas of the bathroom.

After this incident, Bradley reportedly committed similar crimes in other jurisdictions, according to the affidavit of probable cause. The state has requested a no-bail warrant as Bradley is said to have been charged in Cache County for similar crimes at Utah State University last month.

Last month, Bradley was charged by authorities in Cache County for recording people in a locker room at Utah State University. In that case, Bradley faces charges of voyeurism, theft, and failure to disclose identity.

Charges are allegations only. All arrested persons are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.