Original sentence: After serving a search warrant on Freundel’s Towson office, police found a number of computer storage devices, hidden cameras concealed in items such as tissue boxes and a clock radio, and a list of handwritten names.Authorities reported dozens of students may have also been taken on these “dunking field trips.He ultimately pleaded guilty to 52 counts of voyeurism, and was sentenced to six-and-a-half years in prison.On October 14, 2014, Barry Freundel, a Jewish scholar, Rabbi, and religious studies and philosophy professor at Towson University was suspended after being arrested in connection to allegations that he secretly videotaped women as they used a religious bath known as a mikvah near his Georgetown Synagogue.One victim was a student of Freundel’s at Towson, and was encouraged by the professor to take “practice dunks” in the mikvah, though she was not Jewish and had no intention of converting