Three young women have filed a lawsuit against a Detroit-area doctor, alleging he used a hidden camera to film them naked in the locker room of a private swim school where he brought their young sons for lessons.

Three people also sued the Goldfish Swim School in Rochester, Michigan, for unspecified damages: Dr. Oumair Aejaz is alleged to be the first of his victims to file a civil lawsuit against the doctor, who is currently in jail, accused of filming him. Molesting a 6-year-old child and recording women and children with hidden cameras.

And they probably won’t be the last.

“As more evidence comes to light in this disturbing case, we anticipate additional individuals will come forward to join the lawsuit against Dr. Oumair Aejaz and Goldfish Swim,” said attorney Megan Bonanni, who represents three women identified anonymously as Jane Does 1. 2 and 3.

Aejaz, 40, is suspected of secretly recording hundreds of other people without their consent and filming himself sexually assaulting unconscious hospital patients, Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said at a news conference in August.

“This person is potentially one of the worst people I have ever seen.” Bouchard said at the time:. “Because there is no specific category. Not just children, not just women, not just men. It ranges from a 2-year-old child to an adult woman. “The victimization is so extensive and the perversion so great that we are just beginning to embrace it.”

Aejaz in August charged with 10 chargesThese include sexual exploitation of a child, using a computer to create and/or reproduce child sexual abuse material, and four counts of capturing or recording children under 18 and two women while naked.

And at the beginning of this month the doctor Hit with 17 new crime charges He allegedly videotaped himself molesting a 6-year-old boy in 2023 and at least six times this year. If convicted of the two most serious charges of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, he faces 25 years to life in prison.

“We know there are additional victims and are asking anyone with information to contact the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office,” district attorney Karen McDonald said. he said in a statement earlier this month. Aejaz’s lawyer Mariell Lehmandid not respond to a request for comment on this new case.

Police said Aejaz, originally from India, had been working in the United States on a visa since arriving in 2011. Aejaz, an internal medicine specialist, completed his residency at Sinai Grace Hospital in Detroit before moving to Dawson, Alabama. He returned to Oakland County in 2018.

In court documents, Aejaz and the three Jane Does who sued the swim school said they were unaware their privacy had been violated until they were notified by investigators and asked for verification that the images allegedly captured by the doctor’s cameras were of them. It is stated that one of the women was a minor at the time of the alleged incidents.

They said the swim school failed to protect them from an alleged predator by insisting they change outdoors rather than providing them with a dedicated changing area.

“The goldfish failed to fulfill its basic duties and obligations to protect itself from such harm,” the lawsuit filed in Oakland County Circuit Court stated.

“There’s nothing we can say about it right now,” a woman who identified herself as an administrator at the Goldfish Swim School in Rochester said when contacted by NBC News on Wednesday.

Aejaz, who lives about 2 miles south of the swim school in Rochester Hills, Michigan, is being held on $2 million bail.

is being acted upon A tip from Aejaz’s wifepolice arrivaltocalled the doctor Nearly two weeks after raiding his home on August 8, six computers, four mobile phones and 15 external storage devices were seized.

Investigators alleged that Aejaz used hidden cameras to record children as young as 2 and women of all ages recovering from surgery at hospitals where he worked for at least six years.

Aejaz allegedly placed cameras in hospital dressing rooms, closets, bathrooms and private rooms. Police also alleged that the man also placed a camera in the swimming club’s changing room.

The physician had privileges at Henry Ford Macomb Hospital in Clinton County and Ascension Genesys Hospital in Grand Blanc County. Both hospitals are collaborating with researchers.

“Due to his long involvement in this activity and the large amount of storage we have, we believe there is much more to uncover,” Bouchard said after Aejaz was arrested.