What to Know
- Ex-professor at Rutgers University's medical school is charged in 160-count indictment with using a hidden camera to film women in bathroom
- The Middlesex County prosecutor's office released the indictment Wednesday
- The university said none of the alleged crimes were related to patient care
A former professor at Rutgers University's medical school is charged in a 160-count indictment with using a hidden camera to film women in a bathroom.
The Middlesex County prosecutor's office released the indictment Wednesday.
James Goydos was director of Melanoma and Soft Tissue Oncology at the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and a professor at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
A Rutgers spokesman says Goydos was banned from university property last year and later resigned. The university said none of the alleged crimes were related to patient care.
The indictment also charges Goydos with multiple counts including official misconduct, computer theft and impersonation.
Attorney information for Goydos was not immediately available.
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Goydos was initially arrested last year and charged with illegal possession of an assault rifle. That charge was included in the indictment released Wednesday.
An attorney who represented Goydos when he was initially arrested last year didn't return a message seeking comment Wednesday, according to the Associated Press.
