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Weimer-Keyser-photo-1-300x225A West Virginia woman has filed an EEOC charge alleging that she was sexually harassed by David Arbaugh while working for David Weimer, and Weimer Keyser, Inc. The following is quoted directly from the Charge allegations:

David Arbaugh worked as the General Manager of Respondent’s Moorefield location until he was led out in handcuffs. …. Arbaugh was caught exchanging sexual messages and photos with a 16-year-old girl, which were reported to the Center for Missing and Abused Children and then County Prosecutors.

Arbaugh was initially permitted to reside at home on a personal recognizance bond, however the Moorefield Examiner reported on June 9, 2021 []  that the Court revoked Arbaugh’s bail and remanded him to jail for calling the minor victim. The Examiner reported that the Court held that:

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