A school district worker in Tempe, Arizona has been arrested and charged with seven counts of voyeurism after allegedly using security cameras to surreptitiously watch and download footage of female students changing clothes. The accused, identified as Antony Nikai Cruz, was detained following an internal review of the district's security system that uncovered unauthorized access to video feeds and file exports linked to his account. The incident occurred at Corona del Sol High School while the school's main girls' locker room was under renovation, with a temporary changing area being monitored by the compromised camera. The investigation was initiated due to unusual activity detected during routine checks rather than a student or parent complaint. Cruz admitted accessing the camera feeds and downloading the footage for personal use, but denied any intention of sharing it with others. The Tempe Union High School District has confirmed the charges and expressed sympathy towards affected families, stating that the alleged misuse appears to have been limited to one camera at Corona del Sol High School. Police officers and school crisis teams are on site to support students and provide counseling resources. Detectives are reviewing video records to identify all potentially impacted students, with affected families to be contacted directly for interviews. The Tempe Police Department is taking the misuse of school security systems seriously and emphasizes its commitment to protecting students and staff. Under Arizona law, voyeurism is a Class 5 felony, potentially resulting in up to 2.5 years in prison and fines of up to $150,000 per count. The Tempe Union High School District will continue reviewing its IT systems and security camera checks as the criminal case progresses through court.