Tuesday, March 02, 1999
Ex-jailer denies he exposed himself
Heiber jailed in Lebanon case
The Cincinnati Enquirer
LEBANON — A former corrections officer denied Monday that he exposed himself to teen-age girls detained at the Warren County Juvenile Detention Center.
Charles “Eddie” Heiber, 28, of Hamilton turned himself in Monday afternoon at the Warren County Sheriff's Office. He was booked and taken to Lebanon Municipal Court for arraignment.
Mr. Heiber, who resigned from the detention center Jan. 29, was jailed Monday in lieu of a $10,000 bond following the hearing.
Sheriff's detectives issued a warrant for Mr. Heiber's arrest Friday after a month-long investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct by corrections officers at the detention center.
Mr. Heiber is charged with two counts of public indecency, for allegedly exposing himself to two girls at the center on Christmas, and three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
The delinquency charges involve three female inmates. City and county prosecutors have refused to explain what Mr. Heiber is accused of doing. All of the charges are misdemeanors.
Evidence against a second corrections officer, Tim Million, is expected to be presented to a Warren County grand jury Friday.
He is accused of having intercourse and oral sex with a 14-year-old girl who was detained at the center in January.
Mr. Million, who worked the control panel at the jail, also allegedly ordered a 16-year-old female inmate to expose herself to him and made lewd remarks to six other girls.
The Middletown resident was fired Jan. 28 after he failed to show up for a disciplinary hearing on the matter.
A third guard was accused of sexual misconduct, but detectives lacked credible evidence against him. He was reinstated to his job, prosecutors said.
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