“Spy pen”: a former psychologist from the University of Sherbrooke accused of voyeurism

A former psychologist from the University of Sherbrooke appeared this Friday morning in Sherbrooke court on several charges of voyeurism involving five victims.

Grégoire Lebel, 45, allegedly used a “spy pen” to observe women when they were changing, according to what TVA Nouvelles has learned.

The crimes were allegedly committed in July and August 2024 against at least five victims.

The man pleaded not guilty to five counts of voyeurism and will return to court on March 28.

“Situation taken care of”

The University of Sherbrooke reports that the “situation was taken care of and an internal investigation was carried out” as soon as the events became known.

Grégoire Lebel has not worked there since September, when he was arrested by the Sherbrooke Police Department.