By Emilia Jiang For Mailonline. The incident was brought to light after Xiao Ni contacted the police officers in the city of Hangzhou of eastern Chinese province Zhejiang. Xiao Ni, who is in her early 20s, had been sharing the dormitory with her colleague, identified as Xiao Jia, according to the police report. In June, Xiao Jia got married and moved out of the dormitory to live with her husband, known by his last name Sheng. Since living alone, Xiao Ni had kept her room unlocked during the day because she knew everyone in the compound and felt safe, the woman told the police. On the evening of July 23, Xiao Ni was showering in her bathroom when she noticed a small black stick falling on the floor. Mr Sheng was said to have pretended to be in shock, telling Xiao Ni that it was a spy camera. This is outrageous. The man even tried to comfort Xiao Ni, advising her to be vigilant and keep the door and windows shut when going out.
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The victim, referred to as Xia Ni in a police report, is said to have been horrified after noticing the strange device fall onto the floor while she was in the shower. A woman was horrified after finding a spy camera installed by her best friend's husband that had been recording her in the shower. Referred to by her pseudonym Xia Ni in a police report , the victim, in her early 20s, said she saw a small black device fall to the floor while she was showering.
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