Male Nurse Secretly Recorded Nude Patients at Doctor's Office: Police

James Close has been charged with multiple counts involving eight patients, all female adults.
A Pennsylvania nurse has been accused of secretly videotaping eight female patients, including a 17-year-old, while they were naked at a doctor’s office, authorities said.
James Close, 45, was charged earlier this month with recording the teen as she received radiation treatments at Penn Medicine Dermatology, the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office said.
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On Monday, he was charged with more than 40 counts involving seven more patients, all of them female adults.
The girl noticed an iPhone at her feet while she was undressed in the booth, and took it to office staff, authorities said.
She saw her nude image on the screen, according to court documents, NJ.com reported.
Prosecutors filed the additional charges after finding more footage on his phone of nude and partially clothed women, the documents said.
Charges against the licensed vocational nurse include filming a sex act involving a child, endangering the welfare of a child and invasion of privacy, authorities said.
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He is being held at the Bucks County Jail in lieu of $100,000 bail.
An arraignment is scheduled for next week.
"We are appalled at the actions of this former employee and are cooperating fully with the police as they investigate this very disturbing matter," Penn Medicine said in a statement Monday.
It was not clear whether Close had an attorney.
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