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FBI Agents Accused of Using Agency Equipment to Spy On A Dressing Room [Crime]

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In a startling show of perviness, two agents in West Virginia are accused of aiming their surveillance cameras at a dressing room everywhere teenage girls tried on prom dresses for a charity function.

Terrible push doesn’t get much worse than that.

Gary Sutton Jr., 40, and Charles Hommema have been charged with the misdemeanors and face fines and up to a year in jail on each charge if convicted. Sutton has been released on bond, Wilson said, and Hommema is to be arraigned later this week.

The FBI gave a terse statement about the privacy of families and how they’re committed to resolving the matter. [AP, thanks zenneth!]

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