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The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court this morning (Thursday) extended the detention of the employee of the Tel Aviv-Jaffa Academic College who is suspected of secretly filming in the bathroom until Sunday. Last night the college informed the students that a camera was found in the bathroom. The email sent from the dean of students states that a complaint has been filed with the police on the matter. The police said that an investigation was opened following the report, and that the suspect in the act - the employee of the place - was arrested. He was brought in for questioning at the investigative offices of the Jaffa Police, and tomorrow the court will discuss the extension of his detention.
"Today a complaint was received from a female student about the presence of a camera in the disabled toilet," they announced. "The college views the case very seriously. From the moment the case was brought to the attention of the college management, it acted immediately, both in updating the security officer of the college and the person in charge of sexual harassment, as well as in filing a complaint with the police. We cooperate fully with the police investigators."
"After the investigation is completed, the college will act according to the results and in all seriousness. The college management will act and do everything necessary to ensure a safe and fair study and work environment."
A college student said to Wala! Because "it's shocking and scary to think when the camera was placed there. I've been in college for three years and use these services. Who knows how many girls this camera caught."
The Tel Aviv-Jaffa Academic College responded:
A safe and secure study environment is the college's top priority. After a complaint was received from a student about the presence of a camera in the disabled services, the college administration acted immediately to file a complaint with the police as well as informing the relevant authorities at the college. The incident is being investigated by the police and the college administration is sharing and cooperating fully with the investigation.