It was discovered that a man in his 20s who worked at McDonald's had illegally filmed an employee locker room for a year and a half.
More than 100 videos of 20 female employees changing clothes were found on the man's mobile phone.
According to the police on the 17th, 25-year-old A, who worked at a McDonald's in Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, illegally filmed a male and female employee changing room from June 2019 to December last year.
Mr. A changed his clothes in the changing room, and placed the mobile phone filming the video at an angle in his coat pocket so that the inside of the changing room was photographed.
Working 7 hours a week 5 times a week, I started filming at the same time as I went to work, and took my phone back when I left work.
Men, in particular, are known to have classified and edited the videos they took.
Police found 101 illegally filmed videos on Mr. A's mobile phone.
Mr. A's crime was revealed in mid-December last year when an employee who was changing clothes in a changing room discovered a mobile phone.
The police also found a large amount of photos and videos of child sexual exploitation that are believed to have been downloaded from'Paksabang' on Mr. A's external hard drive.
Mr. A was arrested last month on charges of violating the Act on Special Cases concerning the Punishment of Sexual Violence Crimes (using cameras, etc.), and violating the Act on Sexual Protection of Children and Adolescents (possessing pornography), and is facing trial.
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