Police: Man put cameras in bathroom

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A 55-year-old Gloucester County man has been charged with invasion of privacy for allegedly placing cameras on multiple occasions in the restroom of the Mantua barbershop where he worked.

Richard Doerrmann was also charged with recording intimate body parts without consent at Gino’s Barbershop, on Bridgeton Pike. The shop’s owner contacted police on Feb. 13 after noticing a spy camera in the restroom.

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As part of the investigation, search warrants were executed for Doerrmann’s residence and for his electronic devices.

The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information on the case is encouraged to contact Det. Jeffrey Krieger at jkrieger@mantuatownship.com.

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