Man Faces Privacy Invasion Charges at KCI Airport

0:00It's March 31st. This is Kansas News today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. A man named Teriyoshi Ludwig faces a felony charge for invading privacy after allegedly recording women in an all-gender restroom at Kansas City, International Airport. He's locked up on a $25,000 bond in Plac County, jail and just asked the judge to lower it, claiming he can't afford it, and isn't a, flight risk as a local Micronesian immigrant. He's lawyer filed the motion late last month, but the judge delayed the bond review hearing by two weeks to April 14th. Meanwhile, detectives zeroed in on incidents from January 16th to January 30th in Concourse A. Prosecutors are pushing hard for more victims to step up, saying folks who use that restroom during those dates might not even know they were. Recorded. They've already linked with some, but expect others haven't come forward yet. Airport police are reviewing tips and hooking people up with victim services to build the case and possibly add charges.

1:01If you think this hits close to home, hit them at 816-2435-175. This story is still unfolding, with Ludwig waiting on that court date while investigators keep digging for the full picture.