A man wearing a yellow wig and dress... Illegal filming in the women's changing room = South Korea

In Daejeon, South Korea, a arrest warrant against a man in his 30s dressed as a woman entered the women's changing room of a public bathhouse and illegally photographed the inside.
Daejeon Daedok Police Station is required to use cameras to take photographs under the Special Law Concerning the Punishment of Sexual Violence Crimes.
It was announced on the 5th that the arrest warrant against Mr. A, who is in his 30s, was dismissed. The police applied for an arrest warrant considering that Mr. A had a similar criminal record, but the court ruled that there were concerns that Mr. A might flee.
It was rejected because it was too small. Mr. A is suspected of entering the women's changing room at around 4pm on the 26th of last month at a public bath in Daedeok-ku, Daejeon, wearing a yellow wig and one-piece dress, and taking pictures of the inside with his cell phone.
is recieving. At the time, a staff member who saw this behavior suspiciously reported it to the police, and Mr. A was arrested red-handed. After the police confiscated Mr. A's cell phone, the video appears to have been taken by him inside the changing room.
I found No other illegal footage was found. Police are investigating whether additional illegal footage was taken through digital forensics.
Mr. A reportedly told the police that he committed the crime out of curiosity.