A class action lawsuit is being filed against the Ontario Police Department in California on behalf of 125 officers. The suit alleges that in July 1996, the department installed a video surveillance camera in a locker room which showed the officers in various states of undress. According to the plaintiff's attorney, "Every American has a basic right to privacy. Not to be not photographed, peeped at, looked at through a hidden mirror while they are doing something basic and private as changing in a locker room. This is a grievous violation of the law by those that should be held to the highest standards."
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