Detectives are seeking the public’s help identifying a suspect who allegedly filmed underneath stalls in the women’s restrooms at College of the Canyons Valencia Campus.

At least three separate incidents of filming in the women’s restrooms have been reported to COC, according to officials.

The first incident was reported in April of 2024. The second incident was reported in October of 2024, with video captured by the victim now beginning to circulate on social media.

 

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The victim shared via social media that the SCV Sheriff’s Station and COC officials urged her not to post the video “to not tip off the pervert.” 

“The incident depicted in the video was reported to our Campus Safety Office in October 2024,” Eric Harnish, spokesperson for COC said in a previous KHTS article.  “We notified the campus community and urged people to be alert and to share any information about the incident with our Campus Safety Department or to report any similar incidents.”

Deputies responded to the campus, spoke with the victim, and took a report.

“Another similar incident occurred earlier this month in a different bathroom on the Valencia Campus,” Harnish said.

The March incident was also reported to Campus Safety, and students were alerted to what occurred.

“We take the safety of our students seriously, and our Campus Safety officers have all been briefed on what occurred and are alert for future incidents,” Harnish said. 

If you or someone you know has been a victim of this crime, or if you have additional information into who this suspect is, contact Detective Marinelli at the Santa Clarita Sheriff’s Station at (661) 287-5637.

If you prefer to provide information anonymously, you may call Crime Stoppers  by dialing (800) 222-TIPS (8477).

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