A Kirkland man has been charged for videotaping high school students changing into their team uniforms.
Brenden Rajah is a volunteer basketball coach at the Puget Sound Adventist Academy, according to the Kirkland Police Dept.
Two high school students discovered the videos on a tablet used by the school's athletic department. The videos show female students changing after they were individually invited into Rajah's office to try on uniforms.
The students did not know they were being recorded, said police.
Rajah was identified by officials because he could be seen in the videos adjusting the camera angle and turning the video on and off.
The students that discovered the videos reported to the school's administration, who handed off the device to Kirkland police.
Police arrested Rajah Thursday evening for investigation of 1st-degree voyeurism.
