New Jersey Teacher Arrested For Spying On People In Highway Rest Stop Bathroom
LINDEN, N.J. (CBSNewYork) – A New Jersey teacher is facing charges after being accused of spying on people in a bathroom stall at a highway rest stop.
New Jersey State Police arrested 55-year-old Richard Sullivan last month.
Sullivan is the head of the math department at Linden High School and has been placed on paid leave. He reportedly admitted to using a peephole at the Forked River Rest Stop on the Garden State Parkway.
Sullivan was charged with invasion of privacy and endangering the welfare of a child. The invasion of privacy charge reportedly involves the teacher watching a sex act without consent.
CBS2 has learned that state records show the 55-year-old earns a salary of over $145,000 a year.