Sexual recordings in airport toilet: Why Son Sant Joan must become more sensitive

Sexual recordings in airport toilet: Why Son Sant Joan must become more sensitive

Key question: What could have prevented an employee of a transfer service from filming women and a minor girl in the airport's women's restroom?

End of July 2024: The arrivals area of Son Sant Joan is full of rolling suitcases, landing announcements echo from the loudspeakers, and somewhere the smell of freshly brewed coffee hangs in the air. In the middle of this everyday scene, a 41-year-old employee of a private transfer company is said to have visited a women's restroom twice to secretly make recordings. On July 2, according to the indictment, he hid a mobile phone in recording mode in a waste bin and filmed a woman. On July 7 he allegedly hid in a cubicle and filmed a girl who was still a minor at the time. A few days later the National Police intervened.

The public prosecutor is demanding six and a half years in prison. In addition, they want the defendant to pay one of the