Church Leader's Voyeurism Scandal

0:00A Calgary church leader, named Brad Duer, just pleaded guilty to voyeurism after cops raided his southwest home and found over 300 secret. Videos of naked women. These recordings went back to 2012, showing women changing clothes or in private moments all without their knowledge. Duer admitted to hiding cameras in spots he controlled. It all started when Duer's own son visited the house, spotted the videos of women on dressing and worse, and tipped off the RCMP in Saskatchewan. They looped in Calgary police, who seized four devices packed with the footage. One victim stood out. She came from Kenya, saw Duer as a father figure, and even had him officiate her wedding here in Canada. That woman felt safe around him and his family, staying at his properties, but he secretly filmed her nude or during intimate acts. He also caught at least three other women on video in his bedrooms, says it was accidental since he left devices running, but he never fully deleted. The clips after finding them. In court Tuesday, the crown laid out the facts, and the defense pushed for a pre-sentence

1:03report plus a psych-risk assessment since they're clashing on, punishment. Justice Sarah Bagg agreed, so more details on Duer's headspace are coming. Duer held big roles then as secretary for victory churches and dean of their training campus. Sentencing's on hold to those reports drop, leaving folks wondering how deep this trust betrayal runs in the community. This has been Calgary News Today, powered by AI.