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AMANfromWest Malling rigged covert cameras at two houses to film the occupants for his own sexual gratification has been jailed for two-and-a-half years. Fifty-year-old Stuart Wynne, an audio-visual expert from Rugby Walk, Kings Hill,was told by Judge Simon James that his voyeurism in- volved a significant degree of plan- ning and a callous abuse of trust. Canterbury Crown Court heard


on Friday, April 28, that Wynne had been charged with 16 offences of voyeurism dating from 1998 to 2015 – all of which he denied. On trial in March, he was convicted of five of- fences and cleared of the other 11. The court heardWynnerigged up


covert cameras in the bathrooms of two houses, one in Beltinge, Herne Bay, and one in Hoath. At the Beltinge property, cameras


were hidden in the main bathroom, under the sink in the downstairs toi- let, and in a ceiling fan and an infra- red alarm case in a spare bedroom. In Hoath, his cameras were con-


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prison for the five offences, Judge James said the victims had been vi- olated by Wynne videoing and copying images of them and he had caused a great deal of upset and stress.


Wynne has been made the subject Discs were later recovered at the


house in Hoath showing images of Wynne’s victims bathing, shower- ing, using the toilet and having sex. Police were alerted in December


2014 and the defendantwas arrested on suspicion of voyeurism. He said he installed the cameras because he suspected the owners were taking drugs, although during an early po- lice interview he admitted secretly filming people for his own sexual gratification. Sentencing him to 30 months in


of a 10-year sexual harm prevention order and placed on the Sex Of- fenders’ Register for 10 years. Investigating officer Detective Constable Julia Pettman said: “Wynne used his professional skills as an audio visual specialist to rig two houses with hidden cameras so he could film people for his own sexual gratification. Some of these offences dated back almost 20 years and I hope Wynne’s sentence is a stark reminder to sexual offenders that Kent Police will investigate all allegations, no matter how long ago theywere committed.” Paying paid tribute to the victims,


she added: “Wynne’s conduct was unforgivable and his actions have blighted the lives of his victims, yet they have shown great bravery by coming forward and giving evi- dence.”


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