The case of a former Wellington School theater teacher accused of hiding a camera inside a girls’ locker room was headed to the state Supreme Court as of Wednesday.
A Franklin County judge ruled that evidence should be thrown out in connection with the allegations against Larry Dibble.
An appeals court upheld the judge’s ruling last year, 10TV News reported.
Dibble’s attorney said that an Upper Arlington detective lied to obtain a search warrant for Dibble’s Dublin home. His attorney said that because of this, the evidence should be tossed out.
The state Supreme Court will hear the case.
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Previous Storise:
August 6, 2011: Instructor Charged With Voyeurism May Not Face Trial
July 2, 2010: Evidence Tossed Out In Case Against Ex-Theater Director
April 2, 2010: Former Theater Director Out Of Jail After Voyeurism Charges
April 2, 2010: Ex-Theater Director Accused Of Taping Students Turns Self In
March 30, 2010: New Voyeurism Charges Filed Against Ex-Wellington Staffer
February 4, 2010: Man Accused Of Fondling Student
February 2, 2010: Wellington Staffer Charged With Gross Sexual Imposition
February 2, 2010: Sex Investigation Into Wellington Staffer Expanding
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