Potomac Shores Golf Club manager arrested for unlawful filming in women's restroom
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. (FOX 5 DC) - The general manager of the Potomac Shores Golf Club has been arrested after an employee located a phone actively recording in one of the stalls inside the women’s restroom at the club.
Officers responded to the golf club located at 1750 Dunnington Pl. in Dumfries around 8:47 p.m. on Wednesday, April 12 to investigate an unlawful filming.
An employee had notified a supervisor that a phone had been found in one of the women's restroom stalls and was actively recording.
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Officers determined the phone belonged to the club’s general manager, Craig Robert Luckey, 55, and it had possibly been recording on and off for the last several months.
Luckey was arrested on Thursday, April 13, and a search warrant was executed at his home in Woodbridge on Monday, April 17, resulting in additional charges.
Luckey has been charged with five counts of unlawful filming.
Craig Robert Luckey, 55
Investigators are seeking to speak to anyone who has information regarding this investigation.
Troon Golf Management and the Developers Potomac Shores Management team released a statement Monday informing residents of the arrest.
"We are writing to advise you that there has been a recent incident involving an employee of the Potomac Shores Golf Club, in which a camera was placed in a restroom," the statement reads. "The employee in question, the club’s general manager, was arrested by the Prince William County Police Department and was immediately fired. We are fully cooperating with the authorities on the ongoing investigation. There are senior Troon Golf executives on-site to support all staff, members and guests and to prevent any disruptions in service. We take any reports of criminal activity very seriously and the safety and privacy of our residents, members, guests and staff remains our top priority. This is an ongoing investigation, and we will continue to work with local authorities. "