Tourists in Spain hid cameras throughout the city to catch people, including children peeing After a man was arrested on suspicion, he was alerted.
Police found several devices hidden in the streets of Málaga and even at the fairgrounds.
Police launched an investigation early Monday after two officers spotted a man acting suspiciously in the Calle de la Bandola area around 2:15 a.m. .
He was reportedly constantly scanning the area before repeatedly bending down and standing up.
When officers approached him, he tried to hide an object that turned out to be a camera,reports Andalucia Today.
He was arrested after they searched the area using torches and discovered his five cameras hidden in places where people regularly urinated. .
When officers questioned his 43-year-old man, he admitted that the camera was his.
Two mobile phones, two cameras, two hard drives, a torch, mp4, five USB pen drives, and 49 memory cards were seized during the search of the backpack.
Police also searched two of his properties associated with the suspect and found and confiscated several small cameras, laptops, tablets, memory cards and chargers.
They also discovered a device installed on the balcony to photograph the alleyway below.
Officers searched the alleyway and found another camera hidden inside a hole in the wall.
A villa in Real de la Feria was also searched, police said, finding "child pornography consisting of pictures of boys and girls urinating in various positions and positions" on their mobile phones.
National police are investigating and the man has been charged with "crimes against sexual liberty and compensation."
