There are a couple of things to note when we hop aboard an aeroplane.
The list is as follows:
- Don’t smoke onboard a flight.
- Don’t bring flammable liquids.
- And don’t place cameras in the plane’s bathroom.
Wait a minute.Â
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Yes, now airlines and passengers have one more thing to worry about because that’s exactly what a Malaysian man did.
A 50-year-old Malaysian man, Choon Ping Lee, put a camera in an aeroplane bathroom on a United Airlines flight from California to Texas on 5 May.
He pleaded guilty to video voyeurism on Tuesday, 27 August and admitted to installing the camera in the bathroom.
He Could Be Deported
And get this: he could be deported since he isn’t a US citizen and is expected to face removal proceedings.
Yikes, can they just keep him? The further away he is from Singapore the better.Â
His punishment? 2 months in prison and a US$6,000 or S$8,300 fine.
Lady Found The Device In The Toilet
A female passenger found the device in the toilet. It was dangling near the door and blinking a blue light – did he really think no one would notice?
I mean, blue light? Isn’t it pretty obvious? Unless he was hoping people would assume it was a one-eyed demon haunting the toilet.
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The footage from the camera was then reviewed and Lee was identified by what he was wearing.
He has been in custody since his arrest on 7 August.
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