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Sex Offender Filmed Kids with Camera Sunglasses
19 Aug
Summary
- A convicted sex offender was arrested for filming children with camera sunglasses.
- The suspect, Mark Sullivan, is a registered level three sex offender.
- Sullivan's bail was set at $250,000 with strict conditions.
Mark Sullivan, a convicted sex offender, was arrested on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, following an incident at Boston Common. Police responded to a witness report of a man using camera sunglasses to film children near the Frog Pond on Friday, August 14, 2026.
Multiple witnesses alleged that Sullivan recorded children, including a family who were attempting to change their children's clothes. The family reportedly tried to move due to his behavior, but Sullivan allegedly followed and continued filming them with his camera sunglasses. When confronted, Sullivan attempted to break the sunglasses.
Upon discovering Sullivan was on the sex offender registry, authorities seized his glasses and cell phone. Sullivan, identified as a registered level three sex offender with 10 previous convictions related to child sex offenses, was arrested at his Brockton, Massachusetts home. He pleaded not guilty to photographing sexual or intimate parts of a child.
During his arraignment, Sullivan's lawyer requested $1,000 bail, but the judge set it at $250,000. If Sullivan posts bail, he must stay away from children, wear a GPS tracker, remain out of Boston, and avoid internet use. His next court hearing is scheduled for September 15, 2026.
