Hidden Camera Found In Girls' Locker Room
Student Suspected In Case
POSTED: 3:03 PM EST January 26, 2004
SEYMOUR, Ind. -- Police and school officials are trying to find out who hid a video camera inside a girls' swim team locker room.
Seymour High School swim coach Dave Boggs found the camera inside a locker and reported it to athletics director John Fee, who notified police Friday. Seymour Police Chief Craig Hayes said the tape did not capture any images of nudity.
"There's nothing on the videotape itself that had any type of nudity or anything like that on it," he said. "He attempted to do that, but he didn't really have success in the methods that he used."
Hayes said police have at least one suspect, a student.
If an arrest is made, Hayes said the suspect would likely be charged with voyeurism, a misdemeanor offense under Indiana law.
Student Suspected In Case
POSTED: 3:03 PM EST January 26, 2004
SEYMOUR, Ind. -- Police and school officials are trying to find out who hid a video camera inside a girls' swim team locker room.
Seymour High School swim coach Dave Boggs found the camera inside a locker and reported it to athletics director John Fee, who notified police Friday. Seymour Police Chief Craig Hayes said the tape did not capture any images of nudity.
"There's nothing on the videotape itself that had any type of nudity or anything like that on it," he said. "He attempted to do that, but he didn't really have success in the methods that he used."
Hayes said police have at least one suspect, a student.
If an arrest is made, Hayes said the suspect would likely be charged with voyeurism, a misdemeanor offense under Indiana law.
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