Alfred Keating, New Zealand's former top military official in Washington, was found with spy camera software on his laptop, prosecutors alleged.
Alfred Keating, a former Navy commodore and senior defense attache. By Alex Horton Alex Horton General assignment reporter covering national and breaking news Email Bio Follow April 8 at 9:49 AM The hidden camera tumbled off its homemade platform onto the embassy bathroom floor, bringing down with it the career of the highest-ranking New Zealand military official in Washington, D.C.
The spying effort did not go as planned. The motion-activated camera tilted out of position and mostly recorded people’s feet, Radio NZ reported. In all, the video captured 19 images of clothed people using the bathroom in a five-hour period, court documents show. He faces up to a year and a half in prison if convicted, CNN reported. His attorney, Ron Mansfield, did not immediately return a request for comment sent Monday during Auckland’s late evening.
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