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Camera-Like Device Falls from Ceiling in Women's Shower at Mass General Brigham Research Lab

Boston Police are examining the device after Mass General Brigham secured the area and said only badge-holding researchers have access to the space, which is part of an off-campus leased facility.

Overview

  • A device that appears to be a hidden camera fell from the ceiling into the women's shower area at a Mass General Brigham research lab on Blackfan Circle, where a researcher was showering when it dropped.
  • Boston Police took custody of the device and have begun forensic examination as part of an active investigation, and there have been no public announcements of charges or findings.
  • Mass General Brigham says it immediately notified police, secured the locker-room area, followed safety protocols, and is cooperating fully with law enforcement.
  • Reporting indicates the facility is an off-campus leased laboratory that operates around the clock, records badge access for entry, and has surveillance cameras in common areas that may help reconstruct who entered the space.
  • Investigators and the institution have not released further details, so the key next developments to watch are police findings from the device examination, review of badge and camera logs, and any formal statements or charges.