Former US high school science teacher found guilty of secretly recording people in his home


VanFossen, 61, was charged with five counts of invasion of privacy and one count of preventing apprehension or obstructing prosecution. Each of those charges is an aggravated misdemeanor under Iowa law that carries a prison sentence of two years. — Image by Racool_studio on Freepik

A former Davenport West science teacher has been found guilty of charges he secretly recorded videos of people in various states of undress in his Bettendorf home and destroyed evidence in connection with the case.

Scott County District Judge Meghan Corbin issued her ruling in the case against Clinton VanFossen on Dec 5.

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