HARRISBURG, Pa. — Editor's note: The attached video is from an Aug. 9 broadcast.
Dozens of new charges were announced against the former Waynesboro Youth League Baseball president, who was previously charged with sexual abuse of three children and an adult in August.
Justin Biser, 44, was charged with indecent assault of a fourth child, in addition to secretly recording naked images of the child. He is also charged with secretly recording two other adults, numerous counts of child pornography, invasion of privacy, obstruction, tampering with evidence and corruption of minors.
Investigators searched Biser's home and found dozens of digital files with footage from hidden cameras, according to the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office.
The former Franklin County baseball president was previously charged following allegations that he sexually assaulted two teens. In total, Biser is charged with offenses involving seven victims- three adults and four minors.
“Our investigation has uncovered a pattern where this defendant used his position in the community to get close to potential victims,” Attorney General Henry said. “He is charged with assaulting both children and adults, video recording them without their consent and taking steps to destroy recordings from his hidden cameras.”
Biser was arraigned Friday with his bail set at $500,000.
Anyone with additional information about this investigation has been asked to contact the Office of Attorney General hotline at 88-538-8541.