Australian police allege they found 409 pictures of boys urinating in public washrooms on a computer seized from a child psychiatrist who’s facing child pornography charges in Edmonton.
A statement of facts read in Perth Magistrates Court Wednesday alleged Aaron Szen Voon also had 12 videos on his computer of young boys urinating, according to Australian news outlet WA Today.
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A police prosecutor told court Voon, 41, could be seen in some of the recordings. In one video, he allegedly followed a child out of a theatre lobby, the news website reported.
Voon was charged in Edmonton in late May with making and possessing child pornography and voyeurism after a father caught a man videotaping his son as the boy was using the urinal at the Scotiabank Theatre in West Edmonton Mall.
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Voon was granted bail in Edmonton and returned home to Perth where he was arrested and charged with possessing child exploitation material.
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According to the website AusCompanies, which records business registrations, Voon owned the Successful Development and Therapy Centre in Perth. After his arrest, he voluntarily gave up his right to practise medicine.
After the allegations in Edmonton surfaced, Global News was contacted by a parent in Australia who said his two children were treated by Voon. The father said Voon had an impressive reputation as a child psychiatrist and that “we were considered very fortunate when he agreed to see our children. I think that’s what’s shocked us and I know other families as well.”
Alberta Justice said the charges against Voon will continue in Alberta. His next court appearance is on Thursday, when his counsel is expected to appear on his behalf.
The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams said Wednesday no new charges have been laid against Voon in Edmonton. ALERT’s investigation is ongoing and officers continue to work with Australia’s Joint Anti Child Exploitation Team (JACET).
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