Teens Face Charges for Taking Photos of Students in Cary-Grove Locker Room

Charges are being sought against two juvenile offenders accused of taking photos of students changing in the Cary-Grove High School boy’s locker room, police said.

Cary police learned about the photos from high school officials last week. Staff said the cell phone photos were taken of students in the locker room without their knowledge. The pictures showed students in various stages of undress but did not include any nudity, according to a Cary Police Department press release.

Police also said the students in the photos could not be identified because of the “quality and angle of the photos.”

Police do not believe the photos were shared or disseminated to anyone else beyond those involved in taking the pictures, according to the news release.

Juvenile petitions are being sought for two offenders, police said. The Northwest Herald reports the offenders are Cary-Grove High School students who police said took the photos over two separate days.