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Arrest Made After Hidden Cameras Found at Local TV Station

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A staff member at a local television station in El Paso has been arrested following an investigation into the discovery of hidden cameras in the station's dressing room. This incident raises serious concerns about privacy and safety for employees at the station. The police are actively investigating the situation to determine the extent of the breach and any potential victims. Residents are urged to stay informed about the investigation's progress and any related safety measures that may be implemented.

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