Chef ‘filmed neighbours in bedrooms and bathrooms’ 

An Indonesian chef has spent the night behind bars after he allegedly filmed intimate images of his neighbours and secretly uploaded the videos online.

Wawan Pradiat, 23, was refused bail at Sydney’s Parramatta Bail Court where he was accused of recording and distributing images of four victims in Surry Hills.

Prosecutor Ben Rutzou told the court on Saturday the 23-year-old Indonesian national confessed to police the previous day.

Pradiat gave officers his username details to a website where the videos were uploaded and had been viewed thousands of times, prosecutors said.

Mr Rutzou told the court he was opposed to bail because Pradiat was a flight risk and could interfere with victims and witnesses.

Pradiat, 23, was refused bail at Sydney’s Parramatta Bail Court where he was accused of recording and distributing images of four victims in Surry Hills

Prosecutors told the court on Saturday the 23-year-old Indonesian national confessed to police the previous day

The local chef started sobbing when he first appeared in court via video link and continued to hang his head as the matter was heard.

He told the court he wanted to apologise for his ‘silly’ behaviour.

Pradiat’s flatmate was at home when police came looking for devices he may have recorded on.

‘Yesterday they just came in to ask about the video. They want to check any device, any video camera or laptop,’ the flatmate told Nine News. 

More victims may be discovered upon further examination of a number of electronic items that were seized in the raid, the court heard. 

The matter is due before Central Local Court on Wednesday. 

The local chef started sobbing when he first appeared in court via video link and continued to hang his head as the matter was heard