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DAYTON, Ohio — A grand jury has indicted an Oakwood lawyer on 91 counts, Montgomery County Prosecutor Mat Heck Jr. announced.
Matthew Currie faces 49 counts of illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material and 40 counts of voyeurism, as well as two counts of unauthorized use of computer/telecommunications property.
He was taken into custody in Oakland County, Michigan, on Wednesday, according to the county’s jail roster.
An investigation by the Oakwood Police Department found that Currie allegedly took illicit photos of a 17-year-old Oakwood High School student through her bedroom window, and when she moved away, he continued taking photos of women through windows.
Additionally, the investigation found that Currie attempted to film up skirts in a video taken at Oakwood High School as he walked through the auditorium.
“This defendant was stalking and photographing an underage Oakwood High School student,” Heck said. “He then went on to sneaking around and photographing and videotaping other women in his neighborhood by looking through their windows. Everyone should feel safe and expect privacy in their own home. This defendant will be held accountable for this activity.”
Heck said Currie was previously the managing attorney at Advocates for Basic Legal Equality. He was also named a “Community Gem” by the Dayton Daily News in Aug. 2025.
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Lydia Taylor
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