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Ohio State University women's soccer locker room was secretly photographed from the ceiling by a janitor, and the suspect was arrested
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Ohio State University women's soccer locker room was secretly photographed from the ceiling by a janitor, and the suspect was arrested

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  • It was reported that Buck, an outsourced janitor at Wilmington College in Ohio, was hiding on the ceiling of the women's soccer team's locker room to take secret photos.
  • Players discovered the incident and called the police to arrest him.
  • He is currently facing 11 counts of voyeurism.

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A janitor at Wilmington College in Ohio, USA, hid on the ceiling of the women's soccer locker room and secretly filmed the incident.

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At Wilmington College in Ohio, USA, Buck, a janitor, hid on the ceiling of the women's soccer team's locker room in the sports center and secretly filmed the incident. Diagram of Wilmington College Athletic Center.

pull! At Wilmington College (Wilmington College, a 4-year university) in Ohio, USA, it was recently reported that Jayson Barker, a janitor, was hiding on the ceiling of the women's soccer team's locker room to take secret photos. The girl discovered him on the spot and called the police and was caught.

According to NBC, Buck was hiding in the ceiling of Wilmington College's athletic center and secretly filming the women's soccer team members changing their clothes. One of the players felt something was wrong and called campus security personnel. The security guard suppressed him and waited for the police to arrive and arrest Buck.

Wilmington College said Buck was an employee of a subcontractor and that it had terminated its relationship with the contractor following the incident and was providing counseling services to affected students. After being arrested, Buck faced 11 counts of voyeurism and had paid bail of US$22,000 (approximately NT$700,000).

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  • How long had the suspect been secretly filming?
  • Are there more victims?

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