Accountant James Pirc Charged With Spying On Co-Workers In The Bathroom With Camera Pen

Sexual harassment -- of the butt-slapping variety -- has been waning since the 1970s. But at the same time, new technologies allow for whole new levels of creepiness. Last Friday, the reported vice president of a Wisconsin accounting firm was charged with four felonies for allegedly using a camera pen to spy on women in the office restroom.

Last month, a woman working in an office building in the Milwaukee suburb of Glendale went to the bathroom and noticed a pen slide under the door, according to the criminal complaint and reported by the Menomonee Falls Patch. Suspecting that the pen was a camera, the woman looked online and spotted a camera pen for sale that looked similar. She then contacted the Glendale police.