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Updated · Fox News · Aug 26
Rutgers Dean Joshua Kohut Charged in Up-Skirt Case, Faces 18 Months in Prison
Updated
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.

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What prompted the sudden August 2026 search warrant that exposed a respected Rutgers dean's disturbing secret recordings?
With authorities seeking more witnesses, could this high-ranking academic have targeted students during his decades-long career?