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The Sun
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
BBC star reveals horror after landlord recorded naked images on hidden spy cam
A BBC actress has told of her horror after discovering her landlord planted a spy cam in her bathroom. The Scots star — who has appeared in prime-time comedies and dramas — found the recording device hidden in a washing basket after taking a shower. 4 4 4 She fled the flat before watching back the footage and finding intimate clips of herself — plus an image of the creep changing the memory card. Cops have launched a probe. Last night the telly star said: 'I was in a state of absolute shock. He filmed me when I was at my most vulnerable.' The performer told how she moved into the property in France last July after a break-up with a boyfriend. Her 40-something landlord — whom she believed was a drug user — soon seemed suspicious. The actress recalled: 'Something didn't feel right with him.' Later she found two holes drilled into the bathroom wall which she plugged with cotton earbuds. And the night before she found the recording device she claimed the sicko spiked her drink. She recalled: 'It was like something out of a horror movie. 'I always used to notice this little black dot in the washing basket across from the shower. 'I never in a million years thought he'd be spying on me. But given what had happened the night before, I went to have a closer look. 'My heart just stopped and I burst into tears. There was a green light flashing on the camera. 'I knew that it was on and I was being recorded.' Initially she remained in the bathroom and switched off the lights fearing the sicko could be waiting outside 'with a knife'. Eventually she packed a bag and fled the property before returning with cops days later. She eventually plucked up the courage to watch the video and was horrified saying: 'I was in complete shock.'
CBS News
12-05-2025
- CBS News
Man charged after "spy cam" pen found in bathroom at Dolphin Mall
An employee of a store in the Dolphin Mall is accused of planting a "spy cam" in the bathroom, according to Sweetwater police. On May 11,officers were called to The Cosmetic Company story where they met a manager, identified as Evelyn Gonzalez. She told them that a sales associate found a pen that has a camera inside, in the employee bathroom. According to police, Gonzalez said they determined that the camera pen belonged to another employee, 28-year-old Bernardo Pellicer-Dorta. Gonzalez said the pen was found at the bottom of a cleaning supply cart in the bathroom with the lens pointed at the toilet area, according to police. The sales associate who found the camera pen said Pellicer-Dorta admitted it was his and tried to snatch it away from her, according to his arrest report. Employee gives his side of the story During questioning, Pellicer-Dorta said he would keep it in his jacket pocket so he could record the store because he thought the other employees were talking about him and he was going to be fired soon, according to police. Pellicer-Dorta allegedly told investigators that when he went to the bathroom, he took his jacket off and the camera pen must have accidentally fallen out and he didn't realize it. He added that at no point did he intend to record anyone, according to his arrest report. During the investigation, police found a second person who had used the bathroom multiple times after Pellicer-Dorta had been in there. Sheriff's investigators said videos from the camera pen show Pellicer-Dorta in the bathroom with it in his hand, looking for spots on the cleaning cart where he could place it. He allegedly moved the pen multiple times and then put it in the bottom of the cart with the lens pointed at the toilet seat, according to police. Another video shows the sales associate who found it enter the bathroom, stand in front of the toilet and begin to pull her pants down, according to the report. Moments later, she spots the pen and grabs it. After speaking with the witnesses and viewing the videos, Pellicer-Dorta was taken into custody. He's facing one count of battery and two counts of video voyeurism.
