Former Memorial Hermann The Woodlands employee pleads guilty to 7 felonies in hidden camera case, sentenced to 4 years
A former Memorial Hermann The Woodlands employee pleaded guilty to seven felonies for secretly recording people in hospital bathrooms and dressing rooms using hidden cameras and received a four-year sentence.
By Brittany Taylor, Meet the Team·3 hr ago
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A former Memorial Hermann The Woodlands employee pleaded guilty to seven felony counts after investigators uncovered hidden cameras used to secretly record people in hospital bathrooms and dressing rooms.
Robert Shrader, 41, pleaded guilty Wednesday, Sept. 16, to seven counts of invasive visual recording, according to the Montgomery County District Attorney's Office.
Shrader was sentenced to four years in a Texas state jail facility.
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