Hot shower peeper claimed testing 'waterproof' phone

Zak Hardy told police having been testing whether his phone had waterproof case when he filmed a woman bathing in a pool cubicle.

Oct. 28, 2014 at 12: 21 SOMETHIN ON MY WALL

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EXETER, Britain, Oct. 27 (UPI) -- An english man accused of recording communicate showering in a swimming pool cubicle acquired he was testing if his straight talk was waterproof iPhone. Exeter Magistrates' Courtyard heard Zak Hardy, 18, connected with Plymouth, England, used his cell to take video of a naked great women showering in an adjacent cubicle for your Riverside swimming pool in Exeter. A mother noticed the phone over the cubicle water was pointed at her with blue recording light on and notified staff, who told police you moved to a different cubicle before having been confronted. Hardy told police he been holding his phone brand name shower to test if it was waterproof and he had accidentally activated the several camera. However , his defense legal practitioner, Nick Bradley, said Hardy at once admits he gave a false internet page to police, and he admitted recording the woman on purpose. "He accepts the actions he did, " Bradley considered. "It is not the most serious offence although it was of course upsetting for that complainant. "Hardy, whose phone had destroyed, was sentenced to 18 a number of probation and ordered to pay $242 in compensation. He will also be signed up as a sex offender for three years, the court ruled.

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