Jail for man who used hidden camera to film colleagues in changing room

A man employed as a cleaner planted a camera hidden in a pair of spectacles in the changing room of his female colleagues to record footage for his own viewing pleasure.

- Andrew Wong

He was caught only after a red light on the recording device started blinking because the device's battery was low, catching the attention of one of his victims.

Ironically, he caught himself in the act on the same camera. A review of the footage showed him placing the device in the changing room.

On Sept 2, Sul Ahmad, 51, admitted to recording footage of his colleague without her consent on eight separate occasions over 12 days in October 2023.

He was sentenced to seven months' jail after pleading guilty to one charge of voyeurism. Two similar charges involving two other women were taken into consideration.

Sul had placed a pair of spectacles that came with a concealed built-in camera and memory card in the women's changing room.