Vancouver film producer sentenced for sexually assaulting women, filming it

A Vancouver film producer has been sentenced to 11 years in prison after he was convicted of sexually assaulted women — and secretly filmed the attacks.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge said because Ying Ho Raymond Law has been serving time already, he has more than five years left to go in prison.

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Law faced 10 counts, including sexual assault and voyeurism.

Prior to his conviction, he faced charges of administering drugs to women to commit offences.

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The court heard that Law invited women over to his Yaletown apartment, drugged them, sexually assaulted them, and took photos of it.

On one occasion, he offered to go over a script with one of the victims.

A former co-accused is still before the courts.