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March 21, 2006
Can't Resist Leering
From Reuters in The New Zealand Herald:
Operators just can't stop leering through cameras. This problem has been amply documented, but is tough to stop. The latest was during Spencer Tunick's photo shoot with 1700 naked volunteers. From the article:
Close-up surveillance camera images of some of the naked participants have been offered for sale to drinkers in Tyneside pubs, and Northumbria police have begun an investigation into "possible misuse of CCTV footage".
"We've spoken to a number of officers and police staff and as a result two members of staff are in the process of being suspended," said Deputy Chief Constable David Warcup.
Posted by rshah at March 21, 2006 08:57 PM
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