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Former Tulsa firefighter found guilty of hiding cameras in his bathroom

Courtney Robinson
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A Tulsa County jury found former Tulsa firefighter Courtney Robinson guilty on 21 peeping Tom and child pornography related charges on April 4, 2025.

Robinson was facing 26 charges after allegedly hiding cameras in the guest bathroom of his home and taking indecent videos.

Courtney Robinson was charged with 10 counts of possession of child sexual abuse material and 16 counts of peeping tom with electronic equipment.

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Former Tulsa Firefighter arrested for hiding cameras in bathrooms

Tulsa police started investigating Robinson on Oct. 6, 2023 after a victim reported Robinson for hiding video cameras in the bathroom and bedroom of his home in August during a celebration.

The victim told police that Robinson recorded several kids and adults using the restroom and shower without their permission, according to court documents.

The victim recovered several memory cards and spy cameras from the house and turned them over to investigators. Records include 490 video files, with time stamps ranging from December 2022 through August 2023.

Court documents list 25 victims ranging from 3 years old to 70 years old. Detectives talked to the victims, and all said they did not know about the recordings.

The Tulsa Fire Department confirmed that Robinson used to be employed at the fire department but had retired.

Robinson is scheduled for sentencing in May.


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