A man has denied intending to record a teenage girl while she was changing her clothing at an Aberdeen shop.
Barry Statham appeared at Aberdeen Sheriff Court on Christmas Eve and pled not guilty to a single charge.
According to the charge, the 38-year-old is accused of going to H&M in Union Square shopping centre in Aberdeen on August 5 this year and operating equipment.
The charge states Statham is accused of having the intention of enabling himself or another to use electronic equipment to observe a 14-year-old girl while she was changing clothes within a changing room.
Sheriff Graham Buchanan fixed the next court hearing for March 13 and a trial for April 14.
Statham, whose address was given in court papers as Woodburn Street, Dalkeith, was given conditional bail.
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Man, 38, accused of attempting to record girl, 14, in changing room at Aberdeen’s H&M store
