A Massachusetts-based doctor allegedly used hidden cameras to steal “thousands” of sexually explicit images and videos of children, including some of his patients, according to federal prosecutors.
Bradford Ferrick, 32, was arrested and faces state and federal charges of possession of child pornography following a three-month investigation. A law enforcement search is underway for the missing hidden camera device.
On February 14, investigators searched his family’s Winchester home and found a box designed to look like a wall outlet and a hidden camera in the bathroom, according to the federal complaint. .
According to court documents, the family has two children, ages 2 and 3.
Ferrick is said to have purchased a “numerous” hidden camera device as of March 14, though not all have been disclosed.
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“One of the hidden camera devices designed to be worn as a bracelet was found to contain at least two videos secretly recorded of Ferrick performing a medical examination,” court documents said. says.
“Two minors, whom investigators believe were patients, were said to have been heard and sometimes partially seen on video.”
In total, about 80 devices were seized from several Massachusetts locations, according to federal prosecutors.
According to the complaint, Ferrick allegedly attempted to lock his iPhone and remotely wipe the confiscated device on at least one occasion.
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Investigators seized 61 devices from the Winchester home during the initial raid on February 13, and 11 more during the second raid on February 17.
The devices allegedly included an external hard drive, a computer, a cell phone, a hidden camera system, and an SD card that prosecutors said contained “thousands” of images and videos of child pornography. It has been.
“A preliminary examination of several of the seized devices revealed images and videos depicting child pornography of victims believed to be between the ages of 6 and 11,” the Massachusetts District Attorney’s Office said in a press release. said.

Bradford Ferrick will begin a career focused on family medicine at Bay State Franklin Family Medicine (pictured) in July 2022, according to prosecutors, and will work in at least Greenfield, Deerfield, and Springfield, Massachusetts. A rotation was carried out at the facility. (Google Street View)
On February 21, investigators searched another Amherst, Massachusetts, home he rented and found eight more devices, including a hidden camera on a bracelet, prosecutors claim.
U.S. Attorney Rachel Rollins told the public to contact the FBI, set this link For parents who have come into contact with Ferrick.
“As a parent or guardian, there is no greater fear than the possibility of harm to a child,” Rollins said in a statement.

U.S. District Attorney Rachel Rollins speaks at a press conference with Police Commissioner Michael Cox in Boston on October 4, 2022. (Matt Stone/Media News Group/Boston Herald via Getty Images)
“We allege that this doctor, who had a reputable position regarding access to the children, was in possession of child sexual abuse material. We will act accordingly.”
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According to prosecutors, Ferrick will begin a family medicine residency at Baystate Health in July 2022. This included rotations at at least the Greenfield, Deerfield, and Springfield facilities in Massachusetts.
A spokesperson for Baystate Health, Chalonda James, issued a statement to the media that the company is cooperating with law enforcement, but cannot comment on the pending criminal charges.
Ferrick has been on unpaid administrative leave from the Bay State since mid-February, James said.
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Prior to starting his residency in Massachusetts, Ferrick lived in Syracuse, NY from 2018-2022 and studied at SUNY Upstate Medical University.
“The FBI has arrested Dr. Bradford Ferrick, a resident doctor with access to children. in a statement, Joseph R. Bonavolonta of
“This is a very aggressive investigation and we encourage anyone with information to contact us. We are grateful that we were able to stop the alleged conduct.”
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According to The Boston Globe, Ferrick was ordered to be held in custody pending a hearing on custody and probable cause on March 21.
Possession of child pornography carries a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison, up to five years to life supervised release, and a fine of up to $250,000 if convicted.
Chris Eberhart is a crime and US news journalist at Fox News Digital. Email your tips to chris.eberhart@fox.com or Twitter @ChrisEberhart48.