The camera was allegedly installed on the cruise line’s Harmony of the Seas ship during a seven-day cruise departing from Miami, Florida, in late April, according to the criminal complaint in the case. About 40 of them appeared to be minors, some as young as 4 or 5 years old, the complaint said.The FBI’s San Juan Division is working to identify potential victims after a man was charged with video voyeurism and attempted possession of child exploitation material for allegedly installing a hidden camera in a public bathroom on a Royal Caribbean ship. Some victims were changing and were naked on the recording.
Security personnel removed the camera and located a memory card, on which they found hours worth of footage that included more than 150 people using the bathroom. The following day, May 1, a passenger spotted the camera, of which only the lens was showing, and notified the Royal Caribbean crew. Photos included in the complaint showed the small black camera as well as where it was hidden, an open area above the inside of the bathroom door where part of the wall had been removed for repairs. The Harmony of the Seas ship was set to stop in Saint Martin, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas.Ībout a day after departure, while the ship was in international waters, a hidden camera with WiFi capabilities was placed in a public bathroom on the ship's top deck, close to a surfing simulator and a bar, the complaint said. The incident occurred on a seven-day Royal Caribbean cruise that set sail from Miami, Florida, on April 29, according to the criminal complaint compiled by an agent with the FBI. It often indicates a user profile.Ī man was arrested Wednesday after officials say he set up a hidden camera in a public cruise ship bathroom and recorded more than 150 people, including minors, before another passenger spotted it, court records showed. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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