article_snippet.sent: Opening the case, Helen Gambrill said: 'On January 12 the defendant was in Lidl in Maidenhead and outraged the public decency, namely filming up the skirts of women in that store. '
article_snippet.sent: That offence came to light when a member of the public saw the defendant and thought the defendant was acting in a strange way.'
article_snippet.sent: However, after seeing an appeal for witnesses to the crime in a local newspaper the defendant turned the defendant in to police.
article_snippet.sent: the defendant accepted that the defendant actions had a sexual purpose but admitted the defendant had no idea why the defendant had carried out the crime.
article_snippet.sent: , Presiding magistrate Mark Lovett said: 'We note the early guilty plea and the fact that you were very upfront about it from the very beginning. '