Westport man charged with ‘upskirting’ offenses

DARTMOUTH — A Westport man has been charged with taking indecent photographs of women at the bank branch where he worked.

William Raus, 54, a former employee of Citizens Bank in Dartmouth, was accused by police in that town with multiple instances of “upskirting” photography offenses, the Fall River Herald reports.

He is charged with three counts of photographing, videotaping or electronically surveying a partially nude or nude person or other intimate parts of a person around the person’s clothing, a Dartmouth detective said.

The incidents were investigated by Detective Ryan Mitchell.