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Ohio police investigating after tampered ductwork found above female locker room at fire station
A police and fireplace division in Ohio opened legal and disciplinary investigations after discovering a gap within the ductwork over a feminine locker room at a hearth station.
In keeping with inner paperwork obtained by Fox Information Digital, the Toledo, Ohio, Hearth and Rescue Division Administration (TFRD) obtained an electronic mail notification on Tuesday, Dec. 6 that somebody had tampered with the ductwork operating above the female-only locker room on the fireplace station.
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A letter from Assistant Chief John Kaminski to Fox Information Digital stated the company obtained notification late Monday evening that somebody had tampered with the ductwork above the feminine locker room.
(Toledo Hearth and Rescue Division)
The police division stated that two “separate, however parallel” investigations — one disciplinary and carried out by TFRD and one legal and carried out by TPD — have been launched Tuesday morning.
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The division’s forensic unit can be trying into the matter.
“Each worker ought to have the ability to come to work with out the worry of the invasion of their privateness,” Kaminski stated in a letter to TFRD members. “TFRD is taking this matter very significantly, and with TPD, will do the whole lot in our energy to carry the particular person, or particular person(s) accountable for his or her actions.”
TFRD stated the outlet has since been mounted and the division inspected each feminine locker room at each fireplace station for any proof of tampering.
(Toledo Hearth and Rescue Division)
Since then, the outlet within the ductwork on the station has been repaired, and the division has taken steps right this moment to examine each feminine locker room at each TFRD fireplace station for any proof of additional tampering.
“Any division violations or legal exercise discovered on account of this investigation is not going to be tolerated and can be handled swiftly and severely,” a TFRD spokesperson stated in an announcement.
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It’s unclear presently whether or not officers discovered any recording gadgets inside the ductwork throughout their search, and the Toledo Police Division stated that the division has no additional remark concerning this matter till the investigation is full.