Airport Brewery Worker Charged in Restroom Spying

0:00It's March 25th. You're listening to Kansas News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with the story. A Kansas City international airport brewery worker faces invasion of privacy charges after a woman caught him allegedly filming her from under a stall. Divided in an all-gender restroom near the TSA checkpoint in Concourse A, 32-year-old Teriyoshi Ludwig of Kansas City was charged last week. Investigators reviewed surveillance video and searched his phone. In covering evidence, he had recorded 66 partially-undressed women in that. Restroom from January 16th to March 9th. Local leaders are now demanding more women-only restaurants at the airport. Kansas City Councilmember Nathan Willett, who represents District 1, wants to reverse the setup in Concourse A where there are currently. Twenty-four all-gender stalls compared to just 13 for women. Plac County prosecutor Eric Zahn backs the call, saying he and his wife steer clear of all gender facilities because they feel creepy.

1:00He argues for prioritizing traditional men's and women's restrooms, noting the airport already has plenty, including 71 men's toilets, 82 women's and family options across the terminals. Airport officials are exploring ways to prevent repeats, but say any big changes need approval from the mayor and city council. Prosecutors are asking potential victims or witnesses to contact airport police at area code 816-243-5175 as the case moves forward.