Must watch: Woman confronts man who was reportedly secretly filming her
Major props to this Boston based musician, Jase Dillan.
Dillan was running errands on Boston's Newbury Street when she noticed a man with a camera was secretly filming her. After getting into her car, she saw he was inappropriately filming women as they walked by, too.
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"I could see him zooming in on [women's] crotch areas," Dillan said. "He had the camera positioned low. He was zooming in on crotches. When they walked by, he would nonchalantly turn and zoom in on their a****."
After she witnessed him start to film clearly underage girls, she decided to take matters into her own hands. She took out a camera of her own and followed the man to confront him.
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Dillan tells Cosmopolitan that she wasn't afraid to call him out because she was "sticking up for all of the girls who were videotaped that day, and other days, who don't even know they were taped."
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