Madison, Wisconsin – A UW-Madison student was arrested after allegedly recording in a residence hall restroom, prompting safety concerns.
According to a Facebook post from the University of Wisconsin–Madison Police Department, officers took the student into custody following a report that an individual had been recording videos of others inside a dormitory restroom.
Police said they believe there may be additional victims and are asking anyone with information to come forward. Authorities did not immediately release the student’s name or specify potential charges, but the investigation remains ongoing.
UWPD stated that the incident occurred inside a campus residence hall restroom. Officials have not identified the specific building. The department shared a link to additional information on its website and said updates would be provided as they become available.
University housing residents may notice increased police presence as investigators continue reviewing evidence and speaking with potential witnesses. The arrest may be especially relevant to students living in campus housing, where shared facilities are common.
According to UWPD, anyone who believes they may have been affected or who has relevant information is encouraged to contact the department directly.
The case remains under investigation.
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