What she thought was a smoke detector turned out to be a motion-activated video camera positioned over her bed. Carlyn Perry says she plans to move out of her Sacramento, California, apartment after she found a camera installed on her bedroom ceiling. She thought the device was a smoke detector. Perry says last month, her apartment complex let her know a maintenance person would be keying into her unit to service the fire alarms.
She went out of town with her boyfriend, and upon her return, she noticed the cover was back up. Confused, the couple decided to take a closer look. Video on the memory card shows an unknown person installing the camera in her room.
It also captured the moments she and her boyfriend realized their every move was being recorded. She says she will never again feel the inherent safety she thought she could count on in her own home. Perry has been staying with family since the discovery and has decided to move out. She says the apartment managers are allowing her to get out of her lease. Skip to content. Election Results.
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