If there were no security cameras inside the restroom, you could refute that you were actually inside. Sure, the camera caught you entering and exiting. Is that evidence, however, that you were inside? I think not.
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Originally Posted by evollove
Yes! In college, after an all-night cram session before an early exam (and maybe a little high) I stopped by the library on the way to class. I'd been there before, many times.
I also noticed, but didn't think much of it.
I didn't realize my mistake until I was washing my hands and saw the tampon dispenser on the wall.
I had been alone, but just then someone walked in. I turned aside, which didn't make a difference because I was in front of the mirror. I don't know if I registered as odd to her, if she noticed me at all. She was probably tired too. She just went to a stall and I sneaked out.
Yeah, security cameras had caught my trespass, and I was pretty paranoid for awhile afterwards. Not sure what law we broke, but it just feels really illegal.
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