- A man has been arrested allegedly filming in a public toilet near Lismore
- The man is due to appear in court on March 23 charged with three offences
- He was refused bail and investigations are continuing over northern NSW event
A man will face court after he was allegedly filming in a public toilet in Corndale near Lismore earlier this month.
About 10am on March 8, police will allege a man was using a public toilet facility in Union Street when he noticed a man looking over the stall wall at him.
Police attended and allegedly located a mobile phone on the man that contained multiple images of people using public toilet facilities.
A man will face court after he was allegedly filming in a public toilet in Corndale near Lismore earlier this month
Shortly after the 44-year-old man was arrested at a house in Corndale and taken to Lismore Police Station.
He was charged with commit an act of indecency and two counts of film person in private act without consent.
He was refused bail and is expected to appear in Lismore Local Court tomorrow Friday 23 March 2018.
Investigations are continuing.
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