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February 2011 Darren John Haymond was a custodian at Provo High School in Provo Utah. He was arrested for taping his cell phone in a trash can inside the bathroom stall. A student found the phone and delivered it to the school administrators. Who discovered it was Darren Haymond’s phone. Haymond was fired, the police were called and Haymond arrested and charged. Haymond pleaded guilty to voyeurism, a class B misdemeanor. Darren Haymond was sentenced July 14, 2011.
The Judge in Haymond’s case said he could avoid his 60 day jail time if he completes treatment and pays a $750 fine.
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Provo High custodian arrested in alleged voyeurism
Publisher: KSL
Date: 17 Feb 2011
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Source type: News articlePROVO — A high school custodian was arrested Wednesday for investigation of voyeurism.
Darren John Haymond, 23, of Salt Lake City, was arrested for allegedly hiding his cell phone in a bathroom stall and attempting to videotape or take pictures of girls.
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view all information sources Provo High custodian arrested in alleged voyeurism
Publisher: Deseret News
Date: 18 Feb 2011
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view all information sources Former Provo High janitor pleads guilty to voyeurism
Publisher: Herald Extra
Date: 17 Jun 2011
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Source type: News articleDarren John Haymond, 23, pleaded guilty to voyeurism, a class B misdemeanor, for hiding the camera in February. Prosecutors agreed to amend Haymond’s charge from a class A misdemeanor in exchange for the plea.
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view all information sources Provo High custodian sentenced for restroom videos
Publisher: Salt Lake Tribune
Date: 15 Jul 2011
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Source type: News articleAs part of Haymond's sentencing, 4th District Judge Derek Pullan said Haymond would avoid spending 60 days in jail if he completes treatment and pays a $750 fine.
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