Creep who filmed himself having sex with women’s shoes in shop was caught with haul of child abuse images

A creep who filmed himself having sex with women’s shoes in a shop has been placed on the Sex Offenders’ Register.

Sicko Jordan Clark – who was also caught with a sickening stash of child abuse images – was branded a danger to women and children on Thursday.

Paisley Sheriff Court heard he boasted online about how much fun he was going to have with the footwear – and was only caught by police after they discovered his child abuse image haul.

Over a five-month period he repeatedly filmed and photographed himself engaging in sex acts with the shoes in a shop in Johnstone, Renfrewshire.

And he took hundreds of photographs of two women, without their knowledge or consent, and kept them in folders on his phone named after them.

The details emerged when Clark, 26, appeared in the dock to plead guilty over his warped obsession.

He pleaded guilty to behaving in a threatening or abusive way by photographing the women “without their consent or knowledge”, masturbating onto one of their shoes, and placing his penis “into and onto various items” within the store in question.

Procurator Fiscal Depute Martina McGuigan said the offences came to light after police received intelligence he had been accessing indecent images of children.

Officers searched his home in Linwood, Renfrewshire, and his fiance’s home in Paisley, near Glasgow.

They found a phone and a USB stick which had a total of 140 pictures and videos, showing girls as young as four being sexually abused.

During the search of his phone officers discovered 394 “voyeuristic” images taken at a shop in Johnstone.

Miss McGuigan, prosecuting, explained: “He said to another user on the KIK messaging app, ‘I’m in another store today. There are so many lovely women’s shoes here for me to enjoy lol’.

“One image showed a female bending down to reach into a cabinet.

“The images were kept in named folders.”

She said Clark had taken pictures of his penis “over bowls of soup” and “inside water bottles” and that he had filmed himself masturbating onto women’s shoes and using women’s shoes to masturbate himself.

And she said that one of the women identified in the images was “shaking and very emotional” when informed of what had happened by police officers.

The woman also confirmed to cops probing Clark that some of the shoes involved in the clips belonged to her.

Miss McGuigan asked Sheriff Seith Ireland to consider imposing a Non-Harassment Order (NHO), which will see Clark banned from approaching or contacting his victims.

And she also asked for a Sexual Offences Prevention Order (SOPO) to be imposed, saying: “Harmful behaviour has been perpetrated by the accused to children online and towards females in the community.

“The Crown believes the SOPO is necessary to mitigate further risk.”

Sheriff Seith Ireland warned Clark he could be caged over the offences and called for background reports to be prepared ahead of sentencing.

He adjourned the case until later in the year for that to be done and continued Clark’s bail.