WASHINGTON (AP) — A once-prominent Orthodox rabbi's argument that his
sentence for secretly videotaping nude women at a Jewish ritual bath
should have been limited to one year in jail seemed unlikely to sway a
Washington appeals court at a hearing Tuesday.
Rabbi Bernard Freundel, a former Towson University professor, was arrested in 2014 after one of his recording devices was discovered at the National Capital Mikvah in Washington. Prosecutors found he filmed some 150 women using recording devices hidden in a clock radio, a fan and a tissue box holder, and he ultimately took a plea deal in the case and was sentenced to approximately 6 1/2 years.
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Rabbi Bernard Freundel, a former Towson University professor, was arrested in 2014 after one of his recording devices was discovered at the National Capital Mikvah in Washington. Prosecutors found he filmed some 150 women using recording devices hidden in a clock radio, a fan and a tissue box holder, and he ultimately took a plea deal in the case and was sentenced to approximately 6 1/2 years.
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/crime/bs-md-rabbi-arrested-20160621-story.html