Camouflaged, wireless camera used to take furtive pictures

Camouflaged, wireless camera used to take furtive pictures

NAGOYA, Japan - A camouflaged camera wrapped in newspaper displayed at a police station in Nagoya on May 7 after police arrested a 35-year-old primary school teacher for allegedly using the wireless card-size to surreptitiously take pictures of the inside skirts of two female high-school students at subway station in Nagoya. The arrow points to the camera lens. Police say the suspect, Eiichi Tsunekawa, placed the camouflaged camera on the steps of the station and use a wireless transmitter to snap pictures as women walk past the camera. The police say they have confiscated more than 100 60-minute video tapes from the suspect's home and there were a large number of obviously surreptitiously taken photos of women in the tapes.

Camouflaged, wireless camera used to take furtive pictures

Camouflaged, wireless camera used to take furtive pictures

NAGOYA, Japan - A camouflaged camera wrapped in newspaper displayed at a police station in Nagoya on May 7 after police arrested a 35-year-old primary school teacher for allegedly using the wireless card-size to surreptitiously take pictures of the inside skirts of two female high-school students at subway station in Nagoya. The arrow points to the camera lens. Police say the suspect, Eiichi Tsunekawa, placed the camouflaged camera on the steps of the station and use a wireless transmitter to snap pictures as women walk past the camera. The police say they have confiscated more than 100 60-minute video tapes from the suspect's home and there were a large number of obviously surreptitiously taken photos of women in the tapes. (Kyodo)