Senior detective admits upskirting teenage girl and faces jail for voyeurism and obstruction charges A 45-year-old detective constable implicated in high-profile murder cases has confessed to upskirting a teen with his mobile phone. He also admitted erasing evidence and improperly accessing police records, risking a significant prison sentence. The career of Detective Constable Lee Harshey-Jones, 45, a veteran of high-profile murder investigations, has collapsed after he admitted upskirting a teenage girl with his mobile phone camera. Facing jail, Harshey-Jones pleaded guilty to voyeurism, perverting the course of justice (by wiping his phone), and corrupt use of police powers (accessing incident logs). Despite his previous good character, he was granted conditional bail but warned of severe penalties during sentencing. The incident occurred in Colwyn Bay on June 11, leading to his suspension and subsequent resignation from North Wales Police. Harshey-Jones had previously led investigations into child abuse and a sugar daddy murder case.