Perth man David Rhoden gets suspended jail term for hidden camera Belmont Forum toilet
A PERTH man has avoided jail and was instead handed a suspended sentence for installing a hidden camera in a public toilet at a suburban shopping centre.
A PERTH man has avoided jail and was instead handed a suspended sentence for installing a hidden camera in a public toilet at a suburban shopping centre.
David Rhoden, 52, was sentenced in the Perth Magistrates Court on Thursday on three counts of unlawfully installing an optical surveillance device.
A worker found a camera hidden inside a smoke detector on the ceiling of a male public toilet at the Belmont Forum shopping centre on July 31.
Just days later, police searched Rhoden’s Queens Park home and found a number of devices with recordings of males using a public bathroom.
The court was previously told Rhoden was convicted earlier this year of a similar offence at the Westfield Carousel in November last year.
He had been placed on an 18-month intensive supervision order.
In court on Thursday, Rhoden received a seven-month prison sentence suspended for 10 months.
Originally published as Perth man David Rhoden gets suspended jail term for hidden camera Belmont Forum toilet
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