A Veterans Affairs employee was charged with 5 counts of misdemeanor voyeurism, 4 months after authorities said they found 2 cameras hidden in a women's restroom at a VA office near the White House.
A Veterans Affairs employee was charged Wednesday with five counts of misdemeanor voyeurism, four months after authorities said they found two cameras hidden in a women's restroom at a VA office near the White House.
The woman told investigators that she saw the suspect, Alex Greenlee, 24, outside the restroom on his cellphone and that he asked whether she was OK and whether he could go in the restroom to get paper towels.
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