Miranda's ogler allowed to keep job

David Kiely, the banker, who was caught looking at Miranda Kerr on his computer screen at work during a TV interview, will be staying in his job after the Australian supermodel lent her support.

David Kiely, the banker, who was caught looking at Miranda Kerr on his computer screen at work during a TV interview, will be staying in his job after the Australian supermodel lent her support.



Kiely was seen gazing at Kerr's picture over the shoulder of a colleague who was taking part in an interview on Channel 7 news at Maquarie Bank in Sydney, Daily Mail Online

reported.



After looking at several images he turned to face the camera and gave a sheepish grin when he realised he had been caught out.



Kiely became an internet sensation but it was feared he would lose his job. However, after Kerr lent her support to a 'Save Dave' petition doing the rounds, he has clung on to

his job.



"I am told there is a petition to save his job and of course I would sign it," Kerr had said.



The banking news website hereisthecity.com, called on supporters to email the bank demanding that he be let off because he has 'suffered enough' and the 'pictures weren't

hardcore'.



And the bank authorties has said that Kiely would keep his job.



"He will remain an employee of Macquarie," the bank said in an official statement.

"Macquarie and the employee apologise for any offence that may have been caused," the statement added.