Student charged, expelled after cameras found in Marist University bathrooms
Prosecutors say 22-year-old Kyle Petrozzi allegedly set up cameras in gender-neutral bathrooms throughout Dyson Hall.
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A White Plains man has been indicted on charges of unlawful surveillance at Marist University.
Prosecutors say 22-year-old Kyle Petrozzi allegedly set up cameras in gender-neutral bathrooms throughout Dyson Hall.
Investigators say several men and women were recorded inside over a two-week period last spring.
Petrozzi, a senior who was set to graduate in May, was expelled after the allegations.
He now faces 16 counts of unlawful surveillance.
