Miami tennis instructor, fired after recording sex act with client, lands new gig

A tennis instructor in Miami was banned from a tennis center after covertly recording at least one of his many sexual encounters with clients, authorities said. Philippe LeDan got served when the San Souci Tennis Center banned him and cops busted him for the alleged voyeurism in February. He told the arresting officer that he shot the "victim with her knowledge for his own enjoyment because he likes porn," the arrest report said. LeDan's ex-fiancé, Alex Karolemeas, says that his phone is chock-full of homemade, lascivious content — ranging from flirtatious images to graphic sex videos. "I saw text messages and pictures of himself he was sending to other women, naked pictures of himself. http://assets.nydailynews.com/polopoly_fs/1.1784095.1399552002!/img/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/article_970/tennis9n-4-web.jpg "I need him to stop violating women," Karolemeas said. "I need him to stop videotaping women. I feel a certain responsibility. I need to bring this forward and make sure that he stops." ‘I feel a certain responsibility. I need to bring this forward and make sure that he stops,’ Karolemeas said. ‘I feel a certain responsibility. I need to bring this forward and make sure that he stops,’ Karolemeas said. ‘I feel a certain responsibility. I need to bring this forward and make sure that he stops,’ Karolemeas said. LeDan got another job teaching tennis — thanks to no one conducting a background check. At least a few husbands of clients at the San Souci Tennis Center agree. One man showed up at the center in January and told LeDan to "stay away from my wife,