The Investigation Court number eight in Murcia has announced the opening of an oral trial against Jorge I., the former owner of a music and dance academy. He faces serious charges for allegedly installing hidden cameras in the changing rooms and classrooms of the academy to record his students and staff while they changed.

In a ruling obtained by the newspaper LA VERDAD, the presiding judge required Jorge I. to pay a bail of one hundred and fifty thousand euros to cover any potential civil liabilities he may have to assume if convicted. The judge has granted him one business day to pay this amount.

Should he fail to provide the bail, the court has warned that his assets will be subject to seizure. The accusations against him carry significant potential penalties, amounting to over sixty-two years in prison if found guilty.

This case raises serious concerns regarding privacy and safety in educational institutions, prompting discussions on the measures needed to protect students and staff from such violations.