After Brooke County principal arrest, Sen. Weld says WV needs felony penalty for secretly filming
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Sen. Ryan Weld, R-Brooke, plans to introduce legislation related to the arrest of a Brooke County principal, who allegedly played recording devices in girls’ locker rooms. (Will Price/West Virginia Legislative Photography)After a Brooke County high school principal was arrested and charged for reportedly placing recording devices in girls’ locker rooms, a state senator said the ordeal has exposed a gap in state code regarding punishment for those covertly filming others.
Sen. Ryan Weld, R-Brook
Sen. Ryan Weld, R-Brook
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