A Cleveland State University police officer lost his job this week for gross misconduct on the job. As NewsChannel5 Ted Hart reports that the officer is accused of going into a faculty member's office and using the computer to access Internet pornography.
University police say that the reports go back to late last summer.
A faculty member at an office in Mather Mansion noticed that someone had used her computer over the weekend. CSU police eventually decided to put a hidden camera in the office. Although CSU officials wouldn't discuss specifics, NewsChannel5 learned that the patrolman was apparently entering the office while on duty and in uniform. He allegedly signed onto the faculty member's computer and accessed pornography sites, and detectives caught his actions on videotape. CSU police Chief Les Mitchell said that the officer was terminated earlier this week.