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Council to discuss extra security | |
(about 16 hours later) | |
Derry City Council is to discuss extra security for its leisure centres after a senior manager was convicted of peeping at a naked woman. | |
Martin Carlin, of Ballyarnet village in Derry, was sentenced to two years probation and put on the Sex Offenders register for five years. | |
He was also dismissed from his job at Derry City Council. | |
"His behaviour was totally unacceptable," the chair of the Council's Development Committee said. | |
"It is not something Derry City Council wants to re-occur in any of our leisure facilities and we are obviously putting measures in place to ensure something like this cannot happen again," said Lynn Fleming. | |
Carlin was convicted of voyeurism in June after peeping through a keyhole at a woman who was drying herself in a female changing area. |
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