Johnny Tuck Chee Chan pleaded guilty Sept. 10 to first-degree invasion of privacy.
Prosecutors said Mr. Chan recorded more than 78 people at the Kaiser pharmacy in Portland and a Banana Republic store in Portland. The reported acts took place in 2016 and 2017.
Mr. Chan allegedly put the camera in a single-user restroom. Most recordings were taken of women changing. Investigators also said he also took “upskirt” footage of female co-workers sitting at desks at Kaiser Permanente.
A Kaiser employee found the camera in November 2017 and the organization fired Mr. Chan.
Under the plea agreement, Mr. Chan will need to register as a sex offendor for the rest of his life.
He has surrendered his pharmacist’s license. He will be sentenced in October.
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