PROVIDENCE – A Rhode Island College employee was arrested in connection to a camera placed inside an on-campus restroom, authorities said Wednesday. Dean Faiola, 49, was arrested Tuesday at his home in Cranston, R.I., and charged with one count of video voyeurism, according to Lindsay Lague, a spokesperson for Providence police.

A Rhode Island College employee, Dean Faiola, was charged with video voyeurism following a report of a hidden camera in a restroom at the college's dining hall. Campus police searched all public restrooms on campus but did not find any cameras, a RIC spokesman said.

A Rhode Island College employee accused of hiding a camera in a dining hall restroom made his first court appearance on Wednesday morning.

Rhode Island College and Providence police are conducting a second sweep of campus after a student found a hidden camera in a dining hall bathroom.

Dean Faiola, 49, of Cranston, was arrested at his home Tuesday and will be charged with one felony count of video voyeurism, according to Providence Police Col. Oscar Perez.

A Rhode Island College employee is accused of planting a camera inside a restroom on campus, NBC affiliate WJAR-TV reports. Dean Faiola, 49, of Cranston, was arraigned in Providence District Court on a video voyeurism charge on Wednesday.

Rhode Island College announced that police has made an arrest in connection with a hidden camera that reportedly was found in a restroom.