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Malaysian police probe after spycam videos taken at H&M store fitting room allegedly sold online
- Police pledged to conduct a thorough investigation to bring those responsible to justice after the 11-second video went viral on social media
- The incident has raised privacy concerns, with sellers claiming to have recordings of couples and individuals in fitting rooms
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News of a hidden camera in a fitting room at a popular clothing store in Kuala Lumpur has sparked concern about safety and privacy after the video footage went viral.
Police are investigating the matter following a report lodged by H&M Malaysia.
Noor Dellhan Yahaya, assistant commissioner of Dang Wangi, a neighbourhood in the Malaysian capital, said the security manager of the outlet in Jalan Imbi made a report on Monday afternoon after seeing a message about the video being circulated on WhatsApp.
“An 11-second video from the hidden camera was uploaded to Twitter,” he said in a statement on Monday.
The tweet has since been deleted.
“We sent our personnel there to investigate and could not find the camera. We believe it happened at another location.
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