A former employee of DaVita Dialysis Center in Mount Laurel was arrested Tuesday on allegations he hid a camera in the women’s restroom.David B. Leftridge, 57, has been charged with invasion of privacy and tampering with evidence stemming from the discovery of a camera in his female co-workers’ restroom at the dialysis center, the Courier-Post reported.RELATED:Philly student's bathroom beat-down video goes viralOn April 22, police were notified that a compact video camera was uncovered in the restroom, NJ.com reported. A subsequent investigation of Leftridge’s Sicklerville home revealed additional evidence related to the camera.Authorities, though, do not know how many women were recorded or when the camera was installed, the Courier-Post added."We are actively assisting law enforcement in their investigation and have zero tolerance for any such alleged invasion of privacy," a statement from a DaVita representative was quoted by NJ.com, which added that Leftridge now no longer works there. RELATED:Cities, schools say transgender restroom use a matter of identityLeftridge was held at the Burlington County Jail on $50,000 bail, according to the Courier-Post.
