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LSU football player charged with video voyeurism
An LSU football player was arrested after being accused of video voyeurism.
BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) — An LSU football player was arrested after being accused of video voyeurism.
Javien Toviano, 19, of Arlington, Texas, was arrested and booked into the East Baton Rouge Parish prison on charges of video voyeurism.
According to an affidavit, on July 8, a deputy with the sheriff's office met with the victim, who reported she found two videos of the two engaging in sexual activity on Toviano's iPad. The victim told the deputy she did not consent to being recorded.
The victim later learned the videos were recorded through a hidden camera placed inside a clock that was located on a dresser in the bedroom.
The affidavit states the victim brought Toviano's iPad, the clock with the hidden camera and a laptop. The victim reportedly tried to discuss with Toviano but he refused.
During an interview with Toviano, he admitted to using the hidden camera clock to record the two without the victim's consent.
Toviano was released from jail on a $10,000 bond, according to arrest records.
Toviano is a sophomore cornerback for the Tigers. A spokesperson for LSU Athletics reports he is suspended from all team activities, per departmental policies.