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Almost every day for close to six months, the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) undergraduate would go on the prowl.
Shaun Ho Yan Liang would seek out women in shorts and skirts and walk near them to discreetly record an upskirt or under-shirt video using his phone.
Yesterday, the 26-year-old admitted to taking 469 such videos of 335 different victims over a period of 171 days.
He was convicted on two charges of insulting the modesty of a woman and one charge under the Films Act. Another charge under the Films Act was taken into consideration.
Ho, who was a final-year psychology student at NTU at the time, took the videos from Feb 2, 2018, at numerous locations including Eastpoint Mall, a lab in the National Institute of Education’s School of Science, and the student activity centre and overhead bridge at the North Spine of NTU.
Describing Ho’s modus operandi to the court, Deputy Public Prosecutor Sean Teh said he would trail a woman and squat or stand close to her with his phone’s rear camera aimed at her.
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