A West Virginia principal is suspended after officials reportedly find recording devices in girls’ locker rooms at his school. According to reports, the principal is also facing criminal charges related to the devices.
Fox News reports that the principal faces two felony charges and is held on $100,000 bond. The report says devices were found at the school and also at the principal’s home. The New York Post adds that four devices were reportedly discovered in multiple female locker rooms, describing the items as being found across more than one location within the locker-room areas.
The outlets differ mainly in the level of detail and how many devices were found. Fox focuses on the criminal case status, including the number of charges and bond, while the New York Post emphasizes the reported count and spread of the devices across locker rooms. Both accounts describe the incident as involving recording equipment located in girls’ locker areas and lead to the principal’s suspension.
