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Charges Expected in Boonville Middle School Spying Case

By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: January 28, 2013
Warrick County officials expect charges to be filed in the case of a former Boonville teacher who they say was spying on his colleagues.

Andrew Emmons used to teach at Boonville Middle School.  Authorities say they found a camera belonging to him inside the women's faculty bathroom.

Boonville Police Chief Daryl Saltzman says his team sent all of the information from their investigation to the prosecutor about a month ago, and expects formal charges to be filed against Emmons sometime this week.

Emmons resigned his position in October.

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