Two former employees of a Neiman Marcus store in suburban Chicago who were fired for having sex at work say the department store's management illegally videotaped them. Steven Chalem and Veronica Miranda filed a lawsuit Tuesday in Cook County Circuit Court, saying a manager used a hidden camera. The lawsuit says the security employees were fired last October for "engaging in sexual activity" twice at the Northbrook store. It alleges the manager shared the videotape with other people and posted it on the Web.
The plaintiffs want damages for violation of Illinois' eavesdropping statute, emotional distress and other complaints. (more) (similar story)
