On Tuesday, it was exclusively revealed on the La Meuse website that Michel, a doctoral student in economics and course assistant, was arrested by the police while leaving the HEC buildings in handcuffs. The reason behind his arrest was the serious offense of placing cameras in the girls’ toilets for over a year. The incident occurred in a business studies setting located on rue Louvrex in Liège on Monday. The HEC responded quickly by providing psychological assistance to students who require it. Additionally, the faculty informed all the students of the incident and confirmed that all the toilets in the buildings were thoroughly searched, and no other device was found.
We revealed it to you this Tuesday exclusively this Wednesday on the La Meuse site. Michel, a doctoral student in economics and course assistant, left the HEC buildings handcuffed and surrounded by the police. The facts are serious: the man had been placing cameras in the girls’ toilets for a year.
As a reminder, the sordid story began on Monday, in a setting on rue Louvrex in Liège, that of advanced business studies…
Very reactive, the faculty of HEC reacted by setting up psychological assistance available to students who wish it. All the students have also been informed of the facts by the management: “All the toilets in our buildings have been thoroughly searched and no other device has been found”, specifies HEC Liège.
The arrest of Michel, a doctoral student in economics and course assistant, for placing cameras in the girls’ toilets at HEC Liège has shocked the community. However, the swift action taken by the faculty to provide psychological assistance to affected students and thoroughly search all buildings speaks to their commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of their students. This sordid incident serves as a reminder of the importance of always remaining vigilant and proactive in protecting our communities against such despicable acts.