A Texas sheriff’s deputy has been arrested for performing unlawful strip searches of at least six women in an 11-day period, authorities said.

Bexar County Sheriff’s Patrol Deputy Floyd Berry was initially placed on administrative duty after several women came forward to the department’s internal affairs unit with complaints, according to a news release from the sheriff’s office. During the investigation, officials discovered that the 18-year sheriff’s office veteran “unlawfully strip-searched” six women while on patrol in the southern portion of the county between Nov. 24 and Dec. 4.

Arrested Saturday night, Berry has been charged with three counts of official oppression, placed on administrative leave, and served with “proposed termination,” the sheriff’s office said. His bail was set at $45,000, The New York Post reported. The department is now conducting “separate but concurrent administrative and criminal investigations.”

Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar and officials with the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced the arrest at a news conference on Sunday.