Cop nabbed in Japan for filming women in police box restroom
Japanese police arrested a police inspector on suspicion of trespassing and secretly filming women with a hidden camera in a police box restroom.
Kyodo News reported on Wednesday, citing the prefectural police saying the suspect, Tetsuzo Suzuki, allegedly entered a police box in western Shizuoka on April 27 and placed a small camera in the women’s toilet.
The report noted that investigators believe the 45-year-old officer filmed three women multiple times between April 30 and June 5.
Police said Mr Suzuki has denied the allegations.
(Xinhua/NAN)
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