Fashion Designers camera after finding used to the salon Videotape women swimsuit Southampton Change Upset

  Swimsuit fashion designer Lu Berry said on Friday that it had found the camera and took it to the police. She said that the video processing models was not "a mistake" and that he "super obvious that he was trying to film the girls getting naked."

Mr. Liguori has been hired to the fashion show by one of the models, who had worked with him in the past and did not know he was a convicted sex offender to shoot, she said.

"I'm excited. Very angry," she said. "It's a nightmare."

By Suffolk County Police Mr. Liguori was also on Friday 7 September arrested and charged with third-degree harassment, a misdemeanor.
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A Mastic Beach man was arrested by police Tuesday morning after Southampton Village Police said he was shot seven women changing clothes in a fashion swimsuit at 230 Elm in July.

Robert L. Liguori, aged 51, was charged with four counts of second-degree unlawful surveillance, a felony, and in three cases of attempted second-degree surveillance of a crime.

Police said Mr. Liguori, an artist and self-proclaimed photographer was recording in women aged 20 to 31, but 12th in the dressing room at 230 Elm July were changed. At that time the "Off The Record" took in The Hamptons Wine and Dine events take place at 230 Elm Salon with Lu Berry bikini fashion. The event was organized by the independent newspaper, organized to eat Hampton Daze Magazine and the Group's commitment.

After Southampton Village Police Detective Sergeant Herman Lamison Mr. Liguori was a freelance photographer and videographer of the event and tried to hide a camera on a shelf in the closet. Detective Sgt. Lamison said one of the victims was identified that there was a video camera and notified the police shortly after.

The police are not aware of the video appear anywhere online or not, but the investigation is ongoing, he said.

Officers used a search warrant Tuesday looking for the residence of Mr. Liguori. Mr. Liguori, who is currently registered as a sex offender level 2 was the Suffolk County Jail in Riverside adopted instead of $ 32,000 bail.

It was in 2000. Transmission of indecent material to a minor, for which he was sentenced sentenced 55 months in state prison, sex offender registry for the parents of Megan Law It was also known that the name "Leonardo Liguori," says Sgt. Lamison.

"We are delighted to be able to reach a conclusion and put this man to justice," he said. "I hope that it does not happen again in the village of Southampton."