Mom finds camera husband hid in bathroom to record children, US cops say


The woman called police on March 8 and told them that she’d found a ‘covert video recording device’ in the guest bathroom of her home and feared her husband had “nefariously recorded their young children using the bathroom,” according to a news release from the Redding Police Department. — Image by mrsiraphol on Freepik

A wife turned her husband in to police after finding a camera hidden in the guest bathroom, according to California police.

She called police on March 8 and told them that she’d found a “covert video recording device” in the guest bathroom of her home and feared her husband had “nefariously recorded their young children using the bathroom,” according to a news release from the Redding Police Department.

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