Hidden toilet camera victims press charges
Nicola Hebden - [email protected]
Published: 31 Aug, 2012 CET.
Updated: Fri 31 Aug 2012 11:04 CET
A camera hidden for one year in the ladies’ toilets of the Normandy Chamber of Agriculture is being investigated by the Caen police.
One of the chamber’s employees is thought to have put the camera in one of the two cubicles available in the ladies’ toilets, newspaper Ouest France reports.
The employee was forced to quit his job after the camera was discovered, and local police are looking into what exactly happened.
Several other employees who may have been caught by the camera have pressed charges.
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One of the chamber’s employees is thought to have put the camera in one of the two cubicles available in the ladies’ toilets, newspaper Ouest France reports.
The employee was forced to quit his job after the camera was discovered, and local police are looking into what exactly happened.
Several other employees who may have been caught by the camera have pressed charges.
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