Hong Kong Disneyland Man Charged With Alleged Secret Filming After Court Grants Bail
Prosecutors say he covertly recorded a guest’s private parts, underscoring mounting privacy concerns tied to discreet recording technology at theme parks.
Overview
- The defendant was identified as 36-year-old clerk Leung Man-hei, and no plea has been entered.
- Magistrate Yu Chun-cheung at West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts adjourned the case to December 4 after the defense said it had just received a revised case file.
- Conditional bail was set at HK$1,000, equivalent to roughly USD $129.
- Prosecutors allege the June 14 incident inside Hong Kong Disneyland involved filming that would not have been visible otherwise and was done for sexual purposes or with dishonest intent without consent.
- Reporting places the case in a pattern of Disney-related voyeurism incidents, citing Justin Culmo’s 75-year U.S. sentence in May 2025 and 2023 arrests of Clayton Snider and Jorge Diaz Vega.