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Hidden Cameras in Horsham Town Hall Change Rooms

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Horsham Town Halls change rooms under investigation for hidden cameras, causing distress among parents and performers. Police seized devices for checks, with no victim count yet. Shows delayed, community on edge.

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Hidden Cameras in Horsham Town Hall Change Rooms

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Sydney News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hidden Cameras in Horsham Town Hall Change Rooms. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 16th. This is Sydney News today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. Victoria Police are probing reports of hitting cameras planted in the change rooms at Horsham Town Hall, the main spot for performances in the Wemera. Region. Officers rated two spots in early April, grabbing phones, computers, and storage drives for checks. The cameras allegedly ran over multiple occasions, catching folks especially kids, swarping outfits for shows. Just like Tracy Sutton, mom to a 10-year-old and a 7-year-old, feels sick about it since her kids changed their back in November for a dance. Concert. Dozens of children use those rooms that night alone, and who knows how many events got hit over time. Families are reeling, questioning if the venue's safe for young performers anymore. Other parents from recent concerts are shaken, sharing the same dread without clear timelines on when this went down. The coaches call in, unsettling, with no victim count in sight.

A person tied to the probe got pulled from their job, but police aren't dropping dates yet, keeping the investigation active. They're asking anyone who might have been affected to hit up crime stoppers. The council's staying mom on details. Shows are getting pushed back, like the Wizard of Oz production from late April to May 10th, signaling caution ahead. Stay tuned as more clarity drops on this chilling breach of trust.

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