Resident discovers secret camera hidden in digital alarm clock as unit manager, 49, is arrested for allegedly spying on tenants
- A manager allegedly filmed intimate shots of residents without them knowing
- The 49-year-old was arrested on Friday afternoon after a tenant found a camera
- He allegedly had more than 50 videos featuring intimate images of occupants
An apartment unit manager was arrested on Friday after a tenant found a secret camera hidden in their bathroom.
Police found two more hidden cameras after they detained a 49-year-old man, who works at the unit in Bunn St, in Pyrmont, Sydney.
The resident, who is one of ten occupants living in the apartment building, called police after finding the camera in their digital alarm clock.
An apartment unit manager who allegedly used hidden cameras to film intimate images of residents without their knowledge has been arrested
The 49-year-old man was arrested about 1.30pm on Friday after a resident from a unit on Bunn St in Pyrmont told police they found a camera hidden on the premises
Police executed a search warrant and located a hidden camera, hard drive and other devices, they said on Saturday.
The man allegedly had more than 50 intimate videos of the occupants of the two units.
He was arrested and taken to Day Street Police Station, where he was charged with 11 counts of recording intimate images without consent.
Police said it’s likely there will be additional charges.
The man was granted conditional bail and is due to to appear at Downing Centre Local Court on Wednesday 19 December.
The resident, who is one of ten occupants living in the apartment building, allegedly discovered the camera hidden in a digital alarm clock in their bathroom
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