A trained doctor accused of recording a video secretly for hundreds of colleagues in hospital toilet

Melbourne, Australia – A trained surgeon was released from a bail on Friday after he was accused of recording the video secretly hundreds of medical colleagues in Australian hospital toilet.

Ryan Zhu, 28, is likely to face about 500 charges related to 4,500 intimate video clips that he secretly recorded with phones mainly in employee feature courses for three hospitals in Melbourne since 2021, the police have claimed in documents cited at the Supreme Court in Victoria.

Judge James Elliot spent the release of the novice doctor, provided that he lived with his parents, who moved from Singapore to Melbourne in anticipation of their son’s month in prison. His parents were asked to publish $ 50,000 ($ 32,000).

The Prosecutor argued that he had no meaningful relationships with Australia after he was suspended from his job and that the charges against him may be a catalyst for escape. Hamil said that while Chu became a permanent resident in April, he will face deportation if he is convicted and sentenced to 12 months or more imprisonment.

The judge indicated that Zhou had surrendered his passport in Singapore and had no criminal links to help him leave Australia.

Zhou ignored the questions of journalists while leaving the court building wearing sunglasses on his medical glasses and surgical mask.

Police claim that Chu recorded intimate pictures of at least 460 women. The judge indicated that there was no claim that Choi had published these pictures.

Zhu was arrested in July after a phone was found from inside a nets hanging in rotation at Austin Hospital. Police claim that he has also been registered in the toilets at the Peter McCallum Cancer Center and the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

His lawyer, Julian McMahon, rejected the prosecutors’ concerns that Chu could interfere with witnesses. McMahon said it is possible that there are hundreds of witnesses who claim similar crimes.

McMahon said: “There is a feeling here that if my client is involved in a criminal crime, which is to interfere with witnesses that it will not affect the result of the case.”

The accusation was initially brought to six crimes, but 127 other charges were added on Thursday, including deliberately recording pictures without permission.

McMahon said it was too early to know if the allegations will go to trial. Chu did not enter calls.

Zhu came to Australia as a student in 2017 and studied medicine at Monash University in Melbourne.

In a similar case, a former employee at the Pittsburg Hospital in the Pittsburg area Acknowledge the employees and the sick In the bathroom at West Ben Hospital during his trial in early 2021. The judge sentenced Jay Kali to be imprisoned from 11 to 22 months in prison, followed by 10 years of testing.

He admitted that he was guilty in May 2021 to 89 charges of photographing individuals secretly.