Doctor charged with filming women and children in hospital with hidden cameras
A Detroit-area doctor has been charged with using hidden cameras to secretly film women and children in the hospital where he worked over the course of six years, in a case that police said showed his "depravity had no limits."
A Detroit-area doctor has been charged with using hidden cameras to secretly film women and children in the hospital where he worked over the course of six years, in a case that police said showed his "depravity had no limits."
Dr. Oumair Aejaz, 40, recorded children as young as two and women recovering from operations in various hospital rooms, the County of Oakland Sheriff's Office said in a press release. He spied on people in changing rooms, closets, bathrooms and bedrooms at hospitals and at a local swim club.
He received 10 charges, including one count of sexual abuse of a child; one count of using a computer to create and/or reproduce child sexual abuse material, and four counts of capturing or recording children under 18 and two women while nude. His bond is set at $2 million.
"This is one of the most disturbing sexual predator cases I have seen in my very long career," Sheriff Michael Bouchard told a press conference Thursday. "He violates literally anyone and everyone he can. From a 2-year-old boy to grown women, no one is immune from his disgusting predatory behavior."
The number of victims is unknown “because there are so many of them,” he said.
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