Four details:
- The cellphone had a motion-activated app that would transmit live footage when the sensor was activated, a police report said.
- The man, who worked in maintenance at the hospital, was charged Aug. 2 with video voyeurism. He allegedly told investigators that he watched three women use the restroom while the cellphone was there, according to the report.
- The initial police report was taken Jan. 17, 2020, after the cellphone was found under the bathroom sink.
- It is unclear whether the man worked at the hospital at the time of his arrest.
Editor’s note: Becker’s has reached out to Middlesboro ARH Hospital and will update the report as more information becomes available.
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