Columbus Man Arrested for Voyeurism

Thursday, August 13th, 2020 2:24pm

By Sgt. Stephen Wheels- Indiana State Police

The investigation is ongoing. More charges are possible.

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(Columbus, Ind.) - Yesterday, August 12th, Troopers from the Indiana State Police-Versailles Post arrested a Columbus, Indiana man on a felony charge of voyeurism after an investigation was initiated early yesterday morning.

The investigation by state police detectives indicated that Jason Correll, age 49, Columbus, Indiana allegedly hid a video recording device in a room in his residence on Pippin Court South where his wife operated a massage therapy business. The camera captured video of clients who had come to the residence to receive a massage. The investigation determined that Correll's wife was unaware of the recordings.

Troopers served a search warrant at the residence yesterday afternoon where evidence was located and collected.

Jason Correll was arrested on one count of Voyeurism, Level 6 Felony. He was transported to the Bartholomew County Jail where he then posted bond and was released.

The investigation is ongoing. More charges are possible.

Anyone who received a massage at a residence on Pippin Court South in Columbus, Indiana, and feels they may possibly be a victim is urged to contact Indiana State Police Detective Jason Duncan at (812)689-5000.

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