A man employed as a cleaner who planted a camera in the changing room of his female colleagues for his own viewing pleasure was only caught after the recording device started blinking red due to low battery, catching the attention of his victim. On Sept 2, Sul Ahmad, 51,...
A man employed as a cleaner who planted a camera in the changing room of his female colleagues for his own viewing pleasure was only caught after the recording device started blinking red due to low battery, catching the attention of his victim.
He was sentenced to seven months’ jail after pleading guilty to one voyeurism charge. Two similar charges were taken into consideration.“The invasion of the victim’s privacy is not minor. The videos capture her in her undergarments and her face was clearly visible,” said the judge. Deputy Public Prosecutor Delicia Tan said Sul would view the video recordings from the memory card on the spectacles through his mobile phone and retain the videos for his own viewing pleasure.
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