Australian military police investigate covert filming in women's shower on ship
Warships are being inspected in Australia after discovering a hidden video recording device aboard the Australian research vessel HMAS Leeuwin

Warships are being inspected in Australia after discovering a hidden video recording device aboard the Australian research vessel HMAS Leeuwin. The ship on which the device was found was in Cairns, in northern Queensland.
According to ABC, the camera was in the women’s sanitary room. The military police is conducting an investigation, one of the servicemen assists the investigation as a person of interest for the inspection.
On the morning of October 16, Defense Industry Secretary Pat Conroy confirmed that a fleet survey was underway. According to him, at that time it was about one device discovered. Checks should establish whether there are similar devices on other ships.
The deadline for the completion of the investigation, the Minister did not name. He explained that the military police needed to collect evidence and establish the circumstances of the incident. Charges against a specific person in the published interview is not reported.
Conroy called the incident an unacceptable breach of trust and said the need to ensure the safety of women serving. The command also arranges for assistance to those who may have been affected by the incident.
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