Man caught showering in girls' locker room
A man from southern Sweden has been reported to police for walking into the girls' changing room at a school athletic hall and taking a shower.
The incident occurred at the Åkrahäll school's sports hall in Nybro, southern Sweden, reported the local Barometern newspaper.
The gym-goer, who was described as "an older man", left a training session early to hit the showers, only to be discovered mid-lather by girls who entered the shower room soon after their practice has ended.
Police have suspicions that the incident was no accident.
"These kinds of occurrences are rarely one-offs," Glenn Adolfsson of the local police told the paper.
He has now been reported for sexual molestation (sexuellt ofredande) and unauthorized access (olaga intrång).
Back in 2011, a Stockholm-area locker room was the scene of a crime whereby a police officer secretly filmed female officers in the nude by hiding a video camera inside a locker in the police station's changing room.
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The incident occurred at the Åkrahäll school's sports hall in Nybro, southern Sweden, reported the local Barometern newspaper.
The gym-goer, who was described as "an older man", left a training session early to hit the showers, only to be discovered mid-lather by girls who entered the shower room soon after their practice has ended.
Police have suspicions that the incident was no accident.
"These kinds of occurrences are rarely one-offs," Glenn Adolfsson of the local police told the paper.
He has now been reported for sexual molestation (sexuellt ofredande) and unauthorized access (olaga intrång).
Back in 2011, a Stockholm-area locker room was the scene of a crime whereby a police officer secretly filmed female officers in the nude by hiding a video camera inside a locker in the police station's changing room.
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