A Rhode Island College employee, Dean Faiola, was charged with video voyeurism following a report of a hidden camera in a restroom at the college's dining hall. Campus police searched all public restrooms on campus but did not find any cameras, a RIC spokesman said.

PROVIDENCE – A Rhode Island College employee was arrested in connection to a camera placed inside an on-campus restroom, authorities said Wednesday. Dean Faiola, 49, was arrested Tuesday at his home in Cranston, R.I., and charged with one count of video voyeurism, according to Lindsay Lague, a spokesperson for Providence police.

Rhode Island State Police arrested four individuals Tuesday on charges ranging from larceny to being fugitives from justice. At 10:03 a.m., troopers arrested Lilliam Rivas, 44, of 209 Columbia Road, Apartment #1,

A Rhode Island College kitchen staff found a camera hidden inside a restroom sprinkler head, according to a Providence police report.

A Rhode Island College employee is accused of planting a camera inside a restroom on campus, NBC affiliate WJAR-TV reports. Dean Faiola, 49, of Cranston, was arraigned in Providence District Court on a video voyeurism charge on Wednesday.

A student was using the second-floor bathroom when he noticed what appeared to be a lens tucked next to a sprinkler in the ceiling.