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Landlord Facing Voyeurism Charges After Tenants Find Cameras in Rooms: Calgary Police
Police say the landlord may have used other rentals in Calgary, Toronto and Vancouver to target Korean women.
- On Friday, Calgary police arrested landlord Sooryong Park, also known as Nick Park, charging the 41-year-old with five counts of voyeurism and one count of break and enter.
- After a tenant discovered hidden cameras in a bathroom surge protector and bedroom smoke detector on June 7, they alerted neighbors who subsequently found recording devices in their own bedrooms.
- Police executed search warrants at a property in the 200 block of Springborough Way S.W. on June 12, seizing multiple electronic storage devices and suspecting similar installations at the 3800 block of Brentwood Road N.W.
- Evidence suggests the accused operates rental properties in Toronto and Vancouver while targeting Korean women, expanding the investigation's geographic scope.
- Park is scheduled to appear in court on Aug. 7, while investigators ask anyone with information to contact police or submit anonymous tips via Crime Stoppers.
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Landlord facing voyeurism charges after tenants find cameras in rooms: Calgary police
CALGARY - Calgary police say a landlord is facing voyeurism charges after multiple tenants discovered small cameras in bathrooms and bedrooms.
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