The Offender Database reported that Andrew Wood, Weeting Sex Offender Voyeur, who concealed cameras to record individuals for their own sexual enjoyment, received a suspended sentence.
A man who installed covert cameras to record visitors to his residence for his personal sexual pleasure has been convicted after an inquiry by Norfolk Police.
Andrew Wood, 55, of Montagu Drive, Weeting, concealed cameras behind air fresheners in his bathroom and bedroom, recording tradespeople and consenting sexual partners in diverse private circumstances.
He was uncovered in December 2023 when an electrician observed an air freshener positioned on top of the cistern housing, which recorded apparatus.
He promptly notified the police, and the SD memory card was found to contain footage of the victim, as well as footage of Wood installing it.
Andrew Wood was apprehended on allegations of voyeurism. A search of his residence uncovered two further concealed cameras, both camouflaged as air fresheners.
Digital forensic analysis revealed the extent of his criminal activities over a nine-year period, ultimately leading to Andrew Wood’s appearance in court.
Officers identified four victims filmed without their consent, resulting in four voyeurism charges to which Andrew Wood confessed between July 2021 and December 2023.
He attended King’s Lynn Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, 18 November 2025, where he received an 18-week prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, a 30-day Rehabilitation Activity Requirement, and was registered on the Sex Offenders Register for a period of seven years.
Andrew Wood was additionally mandated to remit £239 in court expenses and a victim surcharge.
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