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Austin Man Charged With Invasive Visual Recording

The 59-year-old suspect faces new charges after police found illicit videos on devices seized during an April home search.

Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Sex Crimes

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Austin resident Anthony Golden was charged with invasive visual recording after investigators discovered illicit videos on his electronic devices. The 59-year-old had previously been arrested in March 2026 on a separate stalking charge.

Why it matters

The case highlights an ongoing investigation into potential privacy violations in the city. Public safety remains the central concern while legal proceedings move forward under current court-ordered restrictions.

Anthony Golden, 59, faces a new charge of invasive visual recording following a search of devices that yielded illicit video content. The investigation remains active as authorities process the seized electronics.

The players

Anthony Golden

A 59-year-old Austin resident facing charges of invasive visual recording and stalking.

The details

Detectives executed a search warrant at the residence on April 4, 2026, seizing computers, cell phones, a camcorder, and glasses capable of recording. Investigators utilized GPS coordinates and internal video timestamps to identify the complaining witness. The court has mandated that Golden maintain a 200-yard distance from the victim and prohibited him from possessing any firearms or ammunition.

Timeline

  1. March 2026: Anthony Golden arrested for stalking.

  2. April 4, 2026: Detectives executed a search warrant at the residence.

  3. October 26, 2026: Anthony Golden charged with invasive visual recording.

The Texas Context

This case follows the standard enforcement process under the state's invasive visual recording statute. It marks a continuation of judicial oversight regarding privacy violations in the Austin area.

The public remains under current court-ordered protection as the judicial process proceeds. Residents are encouraged to report suspicious activity regarding privacy to local law enforcement.

The takeaway

Authorities continue to examine seized devices to determine if there are additional victims. The public should watch for future court dates regarding the stalking and recording charges.

Further reading

For more information on how local authorities handle privacy and safety, see the Sex Crimes section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by KXAN.