Published 5 days ago • Nanaimo, Canada • Updated 4 days ago

‘Voyeurism Victims Act’ signed by Gov. Bill Lee

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A bill designed to help victims recorded without their consent has been signed by Gov. Bill Lee. The Voyeurism Victims Act, proposed by Nashville Rep. Bob Freeman, officially bears the governor's signature and will become law as of July 1. The bill was inspired by a case News 2 has been following for months. In November of 2024, 31-year-old Matthew Vollmer was arrested and charged for illegally recording sexual encounte…

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‘Voyeurism Victims Act’ signed by Gov. Bill Lee

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Nanaimo man wanted for suspected voyeurism at aquatic centre - BC

RCMP said they were notified on March 3 by staff at the Nanaimo Aquatic Centre located at 741 Third Ave. that a camera had been found installed in the door of a changing room.

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Police seek man in alleged voyeurism incident in Nanaimo, B.C.

Police in Nanaimo are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a man linked to an alleged incident of voyeurism at a local swimming centre earlier this month.

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Police seek to identify suspect who installed camera in Nanaimo pool changeroom

It was hidden inside a door. The post Police seek to identify suspect who installed camera in Nanaimo pool changeroom appeared first on Victoria Buzz.

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Investigation Closed for QPR Academy Players Accused of Voyeurism - The Global Herald

Two academy football players from Queens Park Rangers have been cleared of voyeurism allegations, according to police reports.

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Nanaimo man wanted for suspected voyeurism at aquatic centre

RCMP said they were notified on March 3 by staff at the Nanaimo Aquatic Centre located at 741 Third Ave. that a camera had been found installed in the door of a changing room.

4 days ago

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