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Local News Story - WESH Orlando
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Someone Tried To Sell Video Of Former UF Cheerleader A******
WINTER PARK, Fla. -- Lawyers for a nationally known broadcaster with roots in Central Florida said she was videotaped in her hotel room without her knowledge.
Someone used a peep hole to film ESPN sideline reporter and former University of Florida cheerleader Erin A****** while she was naked.
Authorities said that person then posted the grainy video on the Internet and tried to sell it.
It can be a felony in Florida to tape someone using a Web cam or camera phone.
In A*****s' case it appeared someone used a peep hole to secretly record her in a hotel room getting dressed.
A*****s' attorney wouldn't say where or when it happened, but he said his client was victimized and wants to prosecute.
Hotel guests in Orlando said it's enough to make anyone cringe.
"Hugely disgusted and violated and really grossed out," one hotel patron said.
Almost 50 million people last year stayed in greater Orlando's 111,000 hotel rooms.
Craig Dorris spent six years as the Orange County Sheriff's Office security liaison to the hotel industry. He said this kind of voyeurism is not common.
"I'm not aware of any problem we've had historically -- more at the swimming pools and problems going on today with the water parks," Dorris said.
In the late 1990s, WESH 2 News exposed a series of peep holes in bathrooms at a Kissimmee Econolodge. Someone placed sheet rock and pieces of wood to try to cover the holes up in a utility corridor.
State law indicates secretly videotaping an adult is a misdemeanor.
Many people who tried to access Web sites claiming to have the video of A*****s got a computer virus instead.
ESPN said it is giving A*****s full support.
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