Man hid camera in women's locker room

As many as 20 women who worked for the Migros Supermarket at Cornavin station went to court to tell judges how they’ve been impacted by a male colleague who placed a camera in the female locker room.

Prosecutors say the now 30-year-old hid a camera from the years 2019 to 2021. 

Police discovered a hard drive with over 1,700 files in a folder marked ‘Migros’ at the man’s home.

Lawyers acting for the women say they deserve compensation of CHF 2,000 each and the man should be jailed for a year. 

The defence says he’s undergoing treatment and say a suspended sentence is more suitable.

Judges will decide later today. 

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