Jail for voyeur who broke into condo unit in wee hours 'for fun', then tried to film woman in toilet while on bail
He was sentenced to four months and eight weeks' jail for one count of housebreaking and one charge of voyeurism Wanting to do something he could derive excitement from without getting caught, he decided to go and “explore” the condominium nearby without authorisation and explore strangers’ homes if he could.
He looked around the ground floor units, but did not enter the first two units as the first unit’s window was closed and had lights on, while the second unit had grills on the window.Zulhusny then opened the window wider and climbed into the unit through the master bedroom toilet, leaving his slippers outside the unit.
Zulhusny ran to retrieve his slippers and climbed over the same wall he had used to enter the condominium and ran back to the void deck to retrieve his black shirt.
Source: Entertainment Trends (entertainmenttrends.net)
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