Teenager sent to detention centre for attempted voyeurism in school toilet
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A 16-year-old Hong Kong student was sentenced to up to six months at a detention centre for attempted voyeurism after pleading guilty to trying to spy on a female pupil in a school toilet. Magistrate Tsang Chung-yiu ordered the student to reflect on his actions during his time at Sha Tsui Correctional Institution. The case underscores the legal consequences of voyeurism in educational settings.
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Charge: attempted voyeurism.
The student attempted to spy on a female pupil in a school toilet.
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Key findings
Magistrate Tsang Chung-yiu told the student to reflect on his actions.
South China Morning Post- Charge: attempted voyeurism.
- Plea: guilty.
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Loaded language removedA 16-year-old Hong Kong student has been sentenced to up to six months at a detention centre for attempted voyeurism after he admitted to trying to spy on a female pupil in a school toilet. Kowloon City Court Magistrate Tsang Chung-yiu on Tuesday told the student to reflect on his actions as he spent the next few months at the Sha Tsui Correctional Institution, which is for young offenders.
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Magistrate Tsang Chung-yiu told the student to reflect on his actions.
South China Morning PostA 16-year-old Hong Kong student was sentenced to up to six months at a detention centre for attempted voyeurism.
South China Morning PostThe student attempted to spy on a female pupil in a school toilet.
South China Morning PostThe defendant pleaded guilty to a count of attempted voyeurism.
South China Morning PostThe student will serve time at Sha Tsui Correctional Institution.
South China Morning Post