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Suspect charged in gym voyeurism case

Police on Monday charged a man who allegedly installed pinhole cameras in the changing rooms of a gym with one count of voyeurism. The 34-year-old suspect, who was arrested on Sunday, will appear at Sha Tin Magistrates' Courts on Tuesday. Speaking in a media briefing, Sha Tin District chief inspector Ng Yuk-pui said three pinhole cameras were found inside the changing rooms of a 24/7 Fitness…

A man has been charged with voyeurism after allegedly installing pinhole cameras in the changing rooms of a gym, according to police. The 34-year-old suspect was arrested on Sunday and will appear in court on Tuesday. Three pinhole cameras were discovered inside the changing rooms of a 24/7 Fitness outlet on Lek Yuen Street, with three memory cards seized by officers.

Digital forensic analysis recovered relevant video footage from the memory cards, leading to the suspect's identification and arrest. Electronic equipment believed to be related to the case was also seized from the suspect's home. Police stated that no footage has been circulated online and that the videos were not intended for sale.

24/7 Fitness has suspended the suspect's membership and pledged to increase inspections at all gyms.

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