LONGBOAT KEY, Fla. (WFLA) — A vacation rental on Longboat Key had a hidden camera secretly recording guests in the bedroom, police say. They arrested the homeowner, but now they want to find people who stayed at that unit because there are more victims out there. 
 
 Last month, an Indiana man and his wife were staying at a Longboat Key condo they found on Airbnb at 623 Cedars Court. 
 
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 During their stay, the man noticed something odd about the smoke detector above the bed in the master bedroom. The device had a small black dot. When he opened up the smoke detector, he found a camera and a microphone inside. There was another similar smoke detector in the living room. 
 
 “We did have the opportunity to analyze what was on the SD card and there are a couple of different people on them,” said Longboat Key Police Lt. Robert Bourque. 
 
 The homeowner, Wayne Natt, was arrested and charged with video voyeurism. 
 
 Natt lives in the unit when it’s not booked. He says the cameras are for his personal use and are not activated when guests are present. But police say the cameras can be operated remotely and they found numerous videos in the bedroom, including one of the Indiana couple. 
 
 “Our question is, if people are aware the cameras are there, why are they hidden in smoke alarms? And his answer was – for a better angle,” said Lt. Bourque. 
 
 Police believe there were many victims who were unknowingly recorded. 
 
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 “Who knows what it’s being used for, so it’s very concerning,” said Lt. Bourque. 
 
 Police have confiscated the cameras and computer equipment. Some of the recovered videos date back to 2008. Officers could really use the public’s help in this case. 
 
 “I suspect there are other victims, it’s just a matter of identifying them or not,” said Lt. Bourque. 
 
 Natt has since been released on bond, but police say he could face more charges. 
 
 Airbnb spokesman Benjamin Breit said in a statement: 
 
 “We are outraged at the reports of what happened; as soon as we were made aware, we permanently banned this individual from our community and fully supported the affected guests. Our team has reached out to local law enforcement to aid them with their investigation of this egregious offense and we hope justice is served. We take privacy issues extremely seriously and have a zero-tolerance policy against this behavior.” 
 
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 LONGBOAT KEY, Fla. (WFTS) - A couple from Indiana, renting an Airbnb on Longboat Key, said they noticed something weird about one of the smoke detectors in the master bedroom. Then they realized it was actually a camera disguised as a smoke detector and was pointing right at their bed. 
 
 Derek Starnes told Tampa-based WFTS over the phone he and his wife are freaked out by what happened. 
 
 Starnes said he works in the tech world and noticed a black hole on the side of the smoke detector. He took it down and realized that that black hole was a camera recording onto an SD card. Starnes immediately called the police. 
 
 “We seized a lot of computer storage data devices, hard drives, computers, laptops SD cards anything that would store data,” Lt. Bob Bourque said. “We don’t know if there are local victims someone who may have been dating him or a companion that doesn't realize they are being videotaped, and then we have the other side of who he rented to through Airbnb.” 
 
 Wayne Natt, 56, was arrested and charged with one count of video voyeurism. Bourque said Natt’s account has been active on Airbnb for two years. Starnes said he had more than 40 reviews on Airbnb. 
 
 Starnes shared a photo he took off the device that shows him and his wife staring up at the camera. Starnes said he hopes other people that rented from Natt at the address located at 623 Cedars Court in Longboat Key will come forward. Starnes said he knows the video captured him walking through the bedroom naked. 
 
 “My wife and I are distressed by this situation. I hope more victims will come forward,” Starnes said. 
 
 After Natt’s arrest police said he gave them a statement with his lawyer present. Bourque said he told them everyone gave him consent to be filmed and that he admitted there are dozens of videos of people engaged in sex parties he hosted at the home. 
 
 “He says that everyone videoed had knowledge he was videoing them,” Bourque said. What we said to that was… if people are consenting to recording sexual activity why is it hidden in a smoke alarm? He said it was for recording sexual activity.” 
 
 Bourque said Natt’s reason for hiding it in the ceiling “was it gave him a better angle.” 
 
 WFTS reached out to Airbnb for comment. A representative from Airbnb, Ben Breit, sent us a statement: 
 
 We are outraged at the reports of what happened; as soon as we were made aware, we permanently banned this individual from our community and fully supported the affected guests. Our team has reached out to local law enforcement to aid them with their investigation of this egregious offense and we hope justice is served. We take privacy issues extremely seriously and have a zero-tolerance policy against this behavior. 
 
 Police are urging anyone who rented from Natt on Airbnb or was inside his condo to contact them. 

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– A couple from Indiana staying in a Florida condo they rented on Airbnb last month was shocked to find a camera and microphone hidden inside what appeared to be a smoke detector in the master bedroom and another in the living room, WFLA reports. Derek Starnes tells WFTS he called police immediately. The Longboat Key Police Department "seized a lot of computer storage data devices, hard drives, computers, laptops, SD cards, anything that would store data" and arrested the owner of the condo, 56-year-old Wayne Natt. He was charged with video voyeurism. Det. Bob Bourque tells WWSB they "are still reviewing how many victims there possibly are," but Starnes says Natt's Airbnb page had more than 40 reviews. Police say Natt claims he lives in the condo when it isn't being rented, the cameras are for personal use only (he says he hosts sex parties), and he has consent from everyone who is filmed. "If people are consenting to recording sexual activity, why is it hidden in a smoke alarm?" Bourque tells WFTS. Police say videos from the cameras, which can be remotely operated, show multiple people dating back to 2008. And Starnes, who looked at the SD card from the camera after discovering it, says it filmed him while he was naked in the bedroom. “My wife and I are distressed by this situation," Starnes says. "I hope more victims will come forward." Airbnb has "permanently banned" Natt, who had been a host for two years and whose Airbnb listing specified no guests under the age of 18.