Home invader voyeur who took secret videos of co-worker jailed - home battery pack

A love-
Edmonton male patient broke into a female colleague
On Thursday, a worker was at home and installed a mobile phone in his bedroom to transfer the video to his computer.
Kenneth Thorne Lee, 35, was sentenced to 18 months in prison and subsequently suspended for three years. After pleading guilty, an attempt was made to sneak a peek and to illegally intercept private communications.
The court heard Li's advanced knowledge of computers and mobile Internet devices, and he had a "romantic feeling of secret development" for the victims ".
The court also heard that Lee somehow made a woman's house key, broke into the home more than once, and hid the second phone in a box in the bedroom closet that could transmit video.
In addition, Li secretly recorded the woman's photos at work with a camera disguised as a key chain, and then used the photos
The editing software paste the image of the naked man on her image so that it depicts the naked man having sex with her.
Provincial Court Judge Greg Lepp told Lee that his behavior in "invading" the woman's home and placing the mobile phone camera in a place where "images of her undressing are taken" was "extremely serious"
Lepp also told Lee that he admitted that he had no intention of "hurting" the woman, only to "have a secret feeling for her," but said it was necessary to impose a severe sentence, to convey the message that such illegal acts "will not be tolerated" and will be "condemned ".
According to an agreed statement of fact, Li and the woman are in common
Workers and friends, but for the eight years they worked together, there was never any romantic relationship between them, and she didn't realize that he had romantic feelings for her.
Prosecutor Craig Krieger told the court that while she and her spouse were away, Lee entered the home with a copy of his woman's house key, who was in her master bedroom
There is an app on the phone that can transfer audio and video to his computer over the Internet and is also equipped with an external battery pack.
The court heard that the woman found her mobile phone when she was reading a book with a lamp in bed on January.
2015, then checked and realized that there is a recording app on it.
When she went to work the next day, she told co-
Workers, including Li, expressed concern.
Soon after, Li admitted to the woman that he was responsible for it and told her that he was "obviously unwell" and "really sorry.
He also gave her house key to his supervisor, and the police also received a phone call.
He was arrested and, shortly after his release, he told the police through his lawyer that he had put a second device in the closet in the woman's bedroom.
Police found the phone, which had a clear view of the woman's bed, and seized seven videos, some of which showed the woman was wearing clothes.
During the court hearing, there were also videos showing Li appearing at home more than once.
Li resigned from his post because of the crime.
Defense lawyer Dushan Coulson told the court that Lee's statements to the woman and the police indicated his remorse.
He also noted that his clients suffer from depression.
During the probation period, Lee must undergo mental or psychological counseling.
He was also not allowed to contact the victim, nor was he allowed to go within two blocks of the victim's home.
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