(Reuters) - A federal air marshal was relieved of his duties and will be suspended or fired after he used his cell phone to take photographs underneath the skirts of female passengers as they boarded an aircraft, federal authorities said Friday. Adam Bartsch, 28, who admitted he took the photographs on board a plane at a Nashville airport, was charged with disorderly conduct Thursday, according to an arrest affidavit signed by a judge for Davidson County in Nashville, Tennessee. Bond was set at $10,000 and he was released. Bartsch was on duty as a federal air marshal at the time. ...

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