A Battle Ground man is facing 16 counts of voyeurism after investigators said he put a hidden camera in a bathroom of a shared home and recorded roughly two dozen people using the toilet and shower.
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Source: The Columbian
Battle Ground man accused of 16 counts of voyeurism
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