WEIRTON, W.Va. (AP) — A West Virginia dentist faces costs after police mentioned a hid digital camera allegedly was present in his workplace’s worker lavatory.
Dr. Jeremy Michael Crow turned himself in on the Weirton Police Division on Monday. Crow, 45, of Washington, Pennsylvania, was charged with 39 counts of misdemeanor felony invasion of privateness, Police Chief Charlie Kush mentioned in a information launch.
A name to Crow’s workplace went to voicemail Tuesday and a message left for him wasn’t instantly returned.
Crow’s lawyer, Robert McCoid of Wheeling, mentioned in an announcement that after reviewing the allegations, “we have now concluded that the federal government’s case is skinny soup at finest. We’re keen to check the prosecution’s proof within the courtroom and look ahead to his acquittal earlier than a jury of his friends.”
The assertion added that Crow would proceed his dental apply.
Kush mentioned an worker in Could reported discovering the digital camera inside a water bottle within the lavatory utilized by workers at Crow’s workplace. Through the investigation, at the very least 10 feminine workers reported seeing the identical gadget. Kush mentioned there was no proof that any cameras had been positioned within the workplace’s public lavatory.
Crow was launched on $20,000 bond following arraignment, the police assertion mentioned.
Weirton is about 35 miles (60 kilometers) west of Pittsburgh.
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