Sheriff: Apparent Peephole Found in Courthouse

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Published: 9/02/2010 8:10 am

Updated: 9/02/2010 3:19 pm

Sheriff's deputies are trying to determine who drilled an apparent peephole in a bathroom at a western Pennsylvania county courthouse.

Beaver County Sheriff George David said the peephole was discovered Friday evening and authorities learned of it on Monday. David said the hole was drilled near a vent in a unisex bathroom near the adult probation office.

David said Wednesday that the hole looks out of an electrical closet used by county maintenance workers.

County commissioner Tony Amadio said other bathrooms in the courthouse have been searched but nothing suspicious was found.

Beaver County District Attorney Anthony Berosh said county detectives are also investigating.

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db2sub1 - 9/3/2010 12:04 AM

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Okay Sherlock, here's how you catch the culprit. Put some black powder around the peep hole and start watching for somebody with dark rings around their eyes! Kind of like Raccoonhead Betras has.

pastorman - 9/2/2010 1:39 PM

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Maybe the culprit is none other than “lady justice” who the court makes wear a blind fold so she can’t see what they have done to her justice system. When you pervert everything moral like truth, justice and fairness (which is prohibited in a court of law and only procedures are accepted) then the “pervertee” becomes the “pervertor”

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