Voyeurism Vs. Candids

Just so you know the difference.

PROVIDENCE — A legal loophole that allowed an alleged peeping Tom to avoid prosecution recently in Middletown would be closed under legislation announced yesterday.

Lawmakers drafted the bill after learning about the dismissal of a disorderly conduct charge last week against a fitness club owner accused of peeking through a ceiling tile at a woman taking a shower. Prosecutors said they had to drop the case because the laws states that a defendant must enter the property of another and, in this case, the defendant owned the club.
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In September, a 43-year-old instructor at Bridge to Fitness told the police that while taking a shower, she saw the fingers of a man’s hand grabbing a ceiling tile above her, according to court records. She screamed, grabbed a towel, put on some clothing and ran out to complain to co-owner Michael Cecchi.

When the police arrived, they found a ladder placed against the wall next to the women’s shower area. Their investigation led to the arrest of Cecchi, 37, of 29 J.H. Dwyer Ave., Middletown. But last week, prosecutors dropped the disorderly conduct charge against him because of the loophole.
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“When this legislation is enacted into law, all peeping Toms, whether they commit the crime on their own property or the property of another, will be prosecuted,” Rice said.

Closed door equals no looky loos. they have already established a ruling in a case where somebody was taped having sex a club washroom. It was ruled a reasonable expectation of privacy. maybe he should have put that in contract or something saying he maintains the right to intrude on you on his property anywhere you are... But out in public stare, film and snap away.

A JAPANESE man who took secret footage of women showering at a Melbourne backpackers hotel has been jailed for at least two months.

Takuya Muto, who is studying in Sydney, today pleaded guilty to three charges after he was caught filming under a shower cubicle at Melbourne's All Nations City Backpackers on Tuesday.

Wouldn't you hate to not only be caught but so far from home. And make the news nationally, ouch!

A man was arrested at the Australian Open this week for allegedly filming up the skirts of two women.

The ABC reports the arrest is the third incident threatening to overshadow the on-court action in Melbourne.

A man, 32, was arrested on Wednesday in the Rod Laver Arena. He is expected to be charged with offensive behaviour and the use of surveillance equipment.

They are always watching you now. As seen below someone watched as these two got more than a little carried away and decided to help the wind out.



Then it gets serious

Earlier, Tennis Australia defended its decision not to release details of a sex attack on a young boy in the men's toilets at Rod Laver Arena on Monday.