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He made a video of his teenage daughter in the shower. He claimed he did it to punish her because she had been naughty.
But Assistant Public Prosecutor Harvinder Kaur rebutted the man's mitigation.
The man, 49, and his daughter cannot be named to protect the girl's identity.
APP Harvinder said in court last Tuesday: "Teens have problems and every parent goes through it. What you did was far beyond how a parent should discipline a child."
The man pleaded guilty to one charge of outraging the modesty of a woman. Another charge of possessing 91 obscene video files in his phone is being taken into consideration.
The incident happened some time between January 2009 and March 2010 at the family home in the south of Singapore.
The girl, who was 14 then, was taking a shower in the master bedroom toilet when she saw her father's phone sticking out of his jeans hanging there.
It was in recording mode.
She removed the phone and played back the recording, horrified at what she saw.
School counsellor
She eventually told her school counsellor, who informed the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports.
A police report was lodged on April 19, 2010.
District Judge Eddy Tham questioned the lapse of time between the lodging of the police report and the accused being brought before the court.

APP Harvinder explained that the girl was so traumatised by the incident, she requested not to see anyone.
There was no further information available on what caused the delay.
Said APP Harvinder: "The victim is the accused's biological daughter, and she was only 14. Because of the accused, the victim refuses to go home. She feels vulnerable."
It is not known with whom and where she is currently living.
The man, who is on bail, is expected to return to court next month for sentencing.