Rutgers Dean Joshua Kohut Charged in Up-Skirt Case, Faces 18 Months in Prison
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Updated · Fox News · Aug 26
Rutgers Dean Joshua Kohut Charged in Up-Skirt Case, Faces 18 Months in Prison
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 26
Summary
Joshua Kohut, 51, Rutgers' dean of research for environmental and biological sciences, was charged with fourth-degree invasion of privacy after investigators said he recorded up-skirt videos with his phone.
A search warrant led authorities to electronic devices where they said the videos were found, prompting New Jersey Attorney General Davenport to call the alleged conduct a criminal invasion of privacy.
Rutgers placed Kohut on administrative leave and barred him from campus while the university investigates the charges.
If convicted, Kohut faces up to 18 months in prison and a fine of up to $10,000.