Nakhon Phanom school director in hot water over alleged toilet spycam
The director of a school in the northeastern Nakhon Phanom province has been “moved to an inactive post” pending the results of an investigation into a video that shows him placing a camera in the toilet of a pub. The head of the primary school, in Ban Phaeng district, has been assigned to the District 2 provincial education office until the inquiry is complete.
Officials of the provincial education office have established a fact-finding panel to determine whether the man’s alleged action was intentional. The director of the office told reporters today that even if it’s deemed to be unintentional, he could still face a warning and a salary cut. If deemed intentional, it would be a serious violation that would result in dismissal from government service.
No complaints have so far been filed with police over the incident; it came to light Thursday when the video was posted on a Facebook page that features salacious video exposés and has 106,000 followers. A message posted with the video said the camera was first placed in the toilet of a pub in Renu district on August 7.
“Someone saw it but the camera was still recording. The school director then offered cash to the victim to end the case and urged the person not to tell others as it would be a waste of time. He claimed to have a relative who is a senior police officer.”
The accused man previously served as the director of a school in Mukdahan province before being moved to Nakhon Phanom. The page claimed students at his previous school were aware of his conduct but nobody dared expose it.
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SOURCE: Bangkok Post
