Hidden cameras to deter would-be perverts
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2015-05-01 10:55 |
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Members of a female rescue team wear disguised video surveillance devices in their helmets in Sanmenxia city, Central China’s Henan province, April 29, 2015. [ [Photo/IC] |
Hidden cameras to deter would-be perverts
An all-female rescue team at a river rafting area in Sanmenxia, Central China's Henan province are now equipped with an ingeniously camouflaged bundle of grass and flowers.
The gadget, capable of filming on ground and below water, is used to record inappropriate behavior by men who jump into the water and pretend to need help in order to take advantage of the women rescuers.
In the past, male visitors have reportedly thrown themselves overboard on purpose in a desperate bid to experience female physical contact.
By "giving uncivilized behavior nowhere to hide," it's hoped that such incidents will become somewhat less frequent, according to the organizers.
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A members of a female rescue team wears disguised video surveillance devices in her helmet in Sanmenxia city, Central China’s Henan province, April 29, 2015. [ [Photo/IC] |
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