Charges against a former city prosecutor accused of public indecency were dropped Tuesday because they were improperly filed, his lawyer said. Authorities had charged Hamilton, Ohio, prosecutor Scott Blauvelt after a guard monitoring a security camera saw a naked man in the county office building. Blauvelt's lawyer says he had a bad reaction to medication.
November 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Charges against a former city prosecutor accused of public indecency were dropped Tuesday because they were improperly filed, his lawyer said.
Authorities had charged Hamilton, Ohio, prosecutor Scott Blauvelt after a guard monitoring a security camera saw a naked man in the county office building the night of Oct. 5.
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