Cabin crew finds hidden camera in toilet of Japan to S'pore flight: British man, 52, to be charged for voyeurism
He allegedly tried to delete the app and recordings from his phone when he realised his camera was gone.
A British man, aged 52, is set to be charged in court on November 5, 2026, for two offenses: voyeurism and obstructing the course of justice, according to prosecutors. This comes after a hidden camera was discovered in the toilet of a Japan to Singapore flight on October 7. The police were alerted by a cabin crew member who found the camera during routine use of the toilet.
Upon arrival at Changi Airport, the man was detained and his mobile phone, along with the camera, were seized as evidence. He faces a potential jail term of up to two years for voyeurism and up to seven years for obstructing justice. The police emphasized their zero tolerance towards sexual offenders, stating that they will be dealt with harshly according to the law. Early reporting of voyeurism is crucial in helping the police identify and arrest such individuals.
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