DANVERS, Mass. — Police in Danvers have launched an investigation after a young man reported being recorded inside a bathroom stall at a business complex.
Officers responded to building C at 75 Sylvan St. at around 8 a.m. on Monday after getting a call from a man in his 20s who claimed he went to the bathroom and noticed he was being recorded by a cellphone.
Investigators are still working to determine the specifics of this incident, saying more information will be available once they finalize their report.
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No arrests have been made and police still don't have a lead on any suspects.
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Police aren’t saying if the cellphone in question was potentially planted somewhere in the stall or if there may have been someone else in the bathroom holding the device.
"Everyone’s got their cell phone nowadays and you really never know when you’re being recorded, you either protect yourself at all times or you don’t care," said Ed Nunez, who works in the complex.
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Employees say a lot of people come and go from the complex each day. The man who reported the recording device also works at the complex, which houses a number of different businesses.
Several employees from different businesses in the complex are questioning why Brookwood Properties, the managing company, didn't alert them of the police investigation.
Boston 25 News reached out to Brookwood Properties for comment, but have not heard back.
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