Fort Wayne Mayoral candidate Matt Kelty is hosting a discussion about sexual oriented businesses and its impact on the community. Indiana has suffered several stories with students having sex in school.And the behavior has now moved to a Fort Wayne public library, with the reporting of sexual of a young female pushed into the boy's restroom. However, the incident that caused the most outrage came after the story in Indianapolis reported that a teacher and students were presence in the classroom at the time of the act. We wonder what motivates children to cross the line of appropriate behavior into inappropriate behavior. Some blame parents, others like myself, blame the unprincipled character of leadership or adults titled as children role models.Is this normal behavior from leadership? From the IndyStar an article by Whitney Smith raises certain questions:
Atlanta police have arrested an Indianapolis man and a Georgia public transportation official after police said they observed them having sex in a restroom at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
What if a child had entered that public restroom? Do adults care anymore about their lifestyle choices having an impact on children? I think that is probably why Kelty is having the discussion. Read more from the article in the Indystar.
Michael Pettry, 24, Indianapolis, and Edmond J.Wall , 43, Atlanta, were arrested on a preliminary charge of public indecency Tuesday after an undercover officer reportedly witnessed the sex act in a restaurant bathroom.
Pettry is managing director of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. Wall is board chairman of MARTA, the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority.
Pettry, reached in Lafayette, declined to comment. Michael Abbott, his Atlanta attorney, said Pettry denied "that he has done anything wrong." Abbott said police did not give Pettry a citation.
Wall's lawyer, Steve Sadow, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution the allegations were "malicious and false lies," and that Wall was at Hartsfield-Jackson to see the airport's general manager.
Hat tip to Advance Indiana.
