Office Workers Report IT Employee for Hidden Camera in Women's Bathroom; Police Arrest Then Release Him Immediately
An IT employee in Nakhon Si Thammarat was arrested after colleagues discovered a hidden camera in the women's bathroom and caught him deleting evidence, but police released him immediately despite his confession to operating the device for
On April 2nd, an intern discovered a hidden camera in the women's restroom at a company in Thung Song District, Nakhon Si Thammarat. After employees discovered the camera and discussed the matter, IT staff member Mr. A was present during conversations, though no one initially suspected him. When employees decided to file a police report, they observed Mr. A attempting to remove and replace the camera's memory card. The police were notified, but took no immediate action to collect evidence or inspect the scene.
After pressure from 30-40 company employees who visited the police station for an update, detectives obtained CCTV footage showing the suspect switching the memory card—the most crucial portion had been deliberately deleted. Mr. A was taken into custody and confessed to operating the hidden camera for 3-4 months, viewing recorded footage three times daily. However, he was released shortly after his confession with no apparent charges filed.
Employees have now escalated their complaint, expressing concerns about potential interference in the investigation. The suspect's family background includes his father in a senior banking position in Na Bon District and his mother serving as a school director in Thung Yai District, along with other relatives holding military officer ranks.
