I was in the pool!
Posted on 10/10/2006 6:00:38 PM PDT by martin_fierro
Police: Camera catches prosecutor naked
Tue Oct 10, 5:10 PM ET
HAMILTON, Ohio - A security camera caught a city prosecutor walking around naked in a government building after business hours, authorities said.
Scott Blauvelt, 35, was arrested Monday and charged with two counts of public indecency. He was released from the Butler County jail and is awaiting a hearing in Hamilton Municipal Court, where he usually works, sheriff's Maj. Anthony Dwyer said.
A guard monitoring a security camera spotted a nude man investigators identified as Blauvelt in a building that houses county offices Thursday night, Dwyer said. The night before, security video had captured Blauvelt naked in another area of the building, where city offices are located, he said.
Dwyer said investigators don't know why Blauvelt, who was alone, wasn't wearing clothes. The indecency charge carries a sentence of up to a month in jail and $250 fine if convicted.
Mayor Don Ryan said he planned to meet with the city law director Tuesday to talk about Blauvelt's employment status.
Blauvelt also has served as assistant county prosecutor and a defense lawyer.
Blauvelt's lawyer, Michael Gmoser, did not immediately return a call from The Cincinnati Enquirer seeking comment.
strange
LOL That was a good one. (o:
What can I say?
This is a town that once legally changed it's name from "Hamilton" to "Hamilton!" to promote itself. Yeah, that'll work.......
There's got to be a pun using subpoena in there somewhere...
aarrrggghhh, your tag line!
The short-arm of the Law.
Do they have security cameras on yer boat?
Heaven forbid!
Some people should absolutely never go naked.
Take a photo - could be useful next time one appears in court! :-P
Must have been the Hennigans.
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