New jersey chiropractor secretly recorded patients in bathroom, including children

New Jersey Chiropractor Secretly Recorded Patients in Bathroom, Including Children

SPRINGFIELD, NJ – Local chiropractor Gary Hecht, 55, of Livingston, has been arrested on charges of invasion of privacy and child endangerment, as announced by Union County Prosecutor William A. Daniel and Springfield Police Chief John Cook. Hecht faces one count of third-degree invasion of privacy and one count of third-degree child endangerment.

The arrest followed a Springfield Police Department investigation, which began on May 6th after a hidden camera was found in a bathroom at Hecht Chiropractic Office, located at 201 Mountain Avenue. The investigation into these allegations is still active.

Authorities encourage anyone with information about this case to contact Detective Luis Brito of the Springfield Police Department at (973) 912-2246.

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