New Zealand PM 'shock' as staff member accused of secretly recording women
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been shocked after a member of her staff was accused of secretly recording women.
The staff member, who was not identified, was photographed leaving the office of the prime minister on Thursday morning. Their shirt was noticeably tucked into their pants, a style typically used to conceal items. The woman was also carrying a large backpack.
Police conducted a search warrant on Thursday night and reportedly found recording devices and a large quantity of sexual assault and sex worker abuse material. The staff member, who has been suspended from work, has not yet been charged but is expected to face criminal charges pending an ongoing investigation. Prime Minister Ardern has emphasized the seriousness of the allegations and has expressed her full support for the police investigation.
The impact of the accusation
The incident has raised fresh questions about the culture within the prime minister's office and the broader government. PM Ardern, who has emphasized the need for a thorough and fair investigation, has acknowledged the potential impact of the accusations on the victims and the broader public. She has also emphasized the importance of ensuring a safe and respectful workplace for all employees.
This is a developing story, with more updates to follow as new information emerges.
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