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Chattanooga: Judge sends student surveillance case to grand jury

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photo Staff photo by Dan Henry/Chattanooga Times Free Press – March 28, 2011. Bernard Morris, a UTC student charged with planting surveillance cameras in dorm rooms, is being held on a $310,000 bond and will have his case heard by the grand jury.

A UTC student charged with planting surveillance cameras in dorm rooms will have his case heard by the grand jury.

Bernard Morris, 23, is being held on a $310,000 bond on burglary and theft charges in connection with the camera incident, according to court documents.

A hearing on Morris’ case was held this morning in General Sessions Court Judge Clarence Shattuck’s courtroom.

Read more in tomorrow’s Times Free Press.