A recently-fired media director for the SU athletic department is at the center of a unlawful surveillance case involving over 100 student-athletes
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The former Syracuse University athletics media director pleaded not guilty Tuesday to the charges he secretly videotaped athletes in the locker room from the spring of 2010 to fall 2012.
Prosecutors charged Roger Springfield, 57, with four counts of unlawful surviellence. The videos were taken in the locker room of the football and men's lacrosse team, and involves at least 108 male victims, according to Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick.
Over 10 videos were found, according to authorities. Springfield worked as a sportscaster for 11 years before coming to SU, where he served as media director for the athletics department for over a decade.
