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Video voyeurism investigation begins

A male student was detained and questioned by the La Verne Police Department last week on suspicion of video voyeurism at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 21 in Brandt Hall.

He was allegedly filming a female student without her consent.

The suspect was later released and the University is currently conducting an administrative investigation to find the actual individual involved.

Anyone with information on suspicious activity regarding this incident, is encouraged to call LVPD Detective Laura Toscano at 909-596-1913.

If you have information on this or other such incidents, contact Dean of Students Loretta Rahmani at 909-448-4053, or by email at lrahmani@laverne.edu.

—Kat Simonelli

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