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Sunday, September 27, 2026

Police arrest man, 34, over hidden cameras found in Hong Kong gym changing rooms

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Hong Kong police have arrested a 34-year-old man in connection with the installation of three suspected pinhole cameras found in changing rooms at a gym in Sha Tin.

The arrest on Sunday came a day after police launched an investigation into a suspected voyeurism case at the 24/7 Fitness branch on Lek Yuen Street.

A police spokesman said officers arrested the suspect, a local man, in Sha Tin and he remained in custody as investigations continued.

Police found three hidden pinhole cameras in three changing rooms. Photo: Handout

Police found three hidden pinhole cameras in three changing rooms. Photo: Handout

Officers were alerted on Friday after a suspected pinhole camera was found attached with black tape to the false ceiling of a changing room in the fitness centre.

A search uncovered three suspected pinhole cameras in total in three separate changing rooms in the branch.

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