Overview
- Greater Manchester Police arrested a man on suspicion of stalking and harassment related to viral videos of women filmed without consent during nights out in Manchester.
- The videos, some posted publicly and others behind a paywall, reportedly include non-consensual nudity, upskirting, and footage of women in vulnerable positions.
- This marks the first known arrest in the UK linked to social media trends involving the non-consensual filming of women in public spaces.
- Police emphasized that while filming in public is generally legal, it becomes a crime when tied to offenses such as stalking, harassment, or upskirting.
- Authorities are urging any individuals affected by the videos to come forward as investigations continue.