Georgia's equipment manager was arrested Friday and charged with three felonies for illegal eavesdropping or surveillance after a hidden camera was discovered in the team's locker room, according to Chip Towers of the Atlanta-Journal Constitution.

Kevin Purvis, 37, was also charged with a fourth felony for possessing a Schedule II controlled substance and was handed a misdemeanor for possession of marijuana.

Purvis is said to have used the hidden camera to capture images of at least one individual while they were showering. An anonymous person found the device and informed police on Feb. 27. After a month-long investigation, the Athens-Clarke County sheriff’s office issued a warrant for Purvis' arrest. He turned himself in and is being held on $16,000 bond.

Georgia acknowledged the arrest and confirmed Purvis was dismissed from the team shortly after the investigation began.

"As soon as it learned of the incident, the Athletic Association notified the University of Georgia Police Department, who began their investigation," spokesman Claude Felton said.

"The University took immediate action, and the employee was terminated early in the investigation. Based on the findings of the police investigation, no student-athletes were victims in this incident."