SINGAPORE — While working as a cleaner at a company, a 51-year-old man used a camera disguised as a pair of spectacles to film his female colleagues changing.
New: You can now listen to articles.Sul Ahmad, 51, bought a camera disguised as a pair of spectacles so he could film his female colleagues changing
On Monday , Sul Ahmad was sentenced to seven months’ jail after pleading guilty to one charge of intentionally recording another person doing a private act, without the person’s consent.The victim was Sul’s colleague at the time of the offence. She reported the matter to a manager, who examined the spectacles and subsequently retrieved a secure digital card from its frame.That employee then confirmed that the SD card contained video footage of the woman changing her clothes in the changing room. Sul was also captured placing the pair of spectacles in the room.
Eight videos of the woman changing were found in the SD card of the seized pair of spectacles. The videos captured the woman’s face clearly, while she was in her undergarments.Delivering her sentencing remarks on Monday, District Judge Sharmila Sripathy-Shanaz noted that Sul’s offence was premeditated, as he had purchased the spectacles with a hidden camera, and thought about where to position them so as to record his colleagues changing.
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