Posted on 03/10/2010 8:04:28 AM PST by cajuncow
FAIRMONT, W.Va. (Associated Press) -- Prosecutors in West Virginia have dropped a misdemeanor charge that accused an FBI security guard of spying on girls as they tried on prom gowns at a Fairmont mall.
A Marion County magistrate convicted Charles Brian Hommema of invasion of privacy in December.
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Anyone surprised by this needs to start reading William Johnstone’s “Ashes” series. Government is the progenitor and repository of all that is evil.
03-10-2010 09:35 AM CST
FAIRMONT, W.Va. (Associated Press) —
Prosecutors in West Virginia have dropped a misdemeanor charge that accused an FBI security guard of spying on girls as they tried on prom gowns at a Fairmont mall.
A Marion County magistrate convicted Charles Brian Hommema of invasion of privacy in December.
Hommema appealed his conviction and a bench trial was set for Tuesday. But the case was dismissed after Marion County Assistant Eric Wildman said the state determined there wasn’t sufficient evidence.
Authorities had said a surveillance camera outside the FBI’s Middletown Mall office was aimed at temporary changing rooms and zoomed in on girls as they tried on prom gowns at a charity event.
Fellow guard Gary Sutton Jr. was previously sentenced to probation in the case.
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He got a sleazier attorney than his voyeur buddy.
Convicted and cut loose.
He was only even sentenced to probation.
Now, if it were a mosque he was zooming in on there would be big trouble, Mister!
2. What is the FBI doing at the Mall, anyway? Let's see, I got some shoes, an Orange Julius, now I will go and file a report about a mass murderer. Mall real estate is expensive. If you don't need to be at the mall, you shouldn't be.
Female Body Inspector.
Privacy rights exist only when a Republican happens to be President.
Guilty as sin...free as a bird...
Lets just say the good agent is luckey it wasnt my daughter...
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