Crime & Public Safety
Crime & Public Safety

Ex-Planet Fitness employee sentenced for filming 5 women undressing in tanning room

Camden Blake Eades
Camden Blake Eades
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May 2, 2019

A former Planet Fitness employee will spend nine months in prison after admitting to recording five women while they were tanning at the gym in Gainesville, authorities said.

Camden Blake Eades was sentenced Thursday on invasion of privacy and probation violation charges, Channel 2 Action News reported.

He was arrested in April 2018 after a woman found his cellphone, which was recording her without her knowledge while she undressed in the tanning room, AJC.com previously reported. Police said he propped his cellphone in a corner, which allowed it to record the tanning bed.

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In a prior statement, Planet Fitness said: “The franchise owner is working closely with local authorities to assist in the investigation in any way possible.”

After his time in prison, Eades will serve 10 years on probation, Channel 2 reported.

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