A father-of-two from Islington has been convicted of voyeurism after using his mobile phone to film and photograph women through the windows of their own homes without their knowledge. Footage released alongside the conviction shows the moment he captured women in private moments, highlighting the covert nature of the offending and the breach of trust involved in targeting victims within spaces they believed to be secure and private.

The court heard that the offending was not an isolated incident, with the man found to have amassed hundreds of videos and images of women captured in this way over time. The case underscores ongoing concerns about voyeurism facilitated by smartphones, with the offender now formally convicted following the police investigation into his activities.