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PITTSBURGH (AP) — Police say a Carnegie Mellon University student's extracurricular activities included filming fellow students in the shower.
Daniel Edilio Jorge was arrested Thursday on invasion of privacy charges. The 19-year-old East Williston, New York man is free on bond pending a March 4 preliminary hearing.
Jorge declined to answer questions as he left his arraignment. He's no longer enrolled at Carnegie Mellon.
Police say Jorge had videos of more than 30 male students on his iPhone and hard drive.
Police say they started investigating Jorge after another student saw him recording two people showering in a dormitory bathroom without their knowledge.
Police say Jorge admitted recording the videos after initially denying they were his.
A Carnegie Mellon spokeswoman says the investigation led to Jorge's departure from the school.
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