reporter: this is the court paperwork right here for a charge of indecent 15 assault and battery. this officer has been placed on paid administrative leave from the fire department. no comment at this at this point. have i not even seen the report. reporter: sha rusesbury firefighter sean bohdiewicz leaving court. he s charged with inappropriately touching his 15-year-old baby-sitter. reporter: the baby-sitter said he watched his two young children for months. police say she reported a pat hearn sexual behavior that was unwelcomed and gone too far. the baby-sitter was sleeping over the house. when bohdiewicz and his wife arrived home, she got into bed with her. the girl allegedly had to shove him away. did touch and grab and or slap her butt, at one time getting into bed with her. afternoon he s on paid administrative leave. pending the result of an investigation to be conducted by a fire chief. reporter: his attorney says in an e-mail to seven news that bohdiewicz
bleeding and other practices which even in 1840 the medical society said probably contributed to his death. he died of pneumonia one month after taking office. one thing he was sent to pursue was a corrupt political system of warding jobs to the people who are given to your campaigner helped with your campaign instead of the best people. he issued executive order that they would not be allowed to participate in politics or contribute and he did start in that direction i believe that cincinnati ends and americans have really not recognize the contribution that william henry harrison maine what is probably different about harrison is what you find in that. of history, a town s person is interested in urban affairs. they do things there. country people are less likely to be noted. harrison had 1 foot in the city and one point in the city he brought the two together. for more information on book tvs recent visit to cincinnati go to c-span.org/local content pulitzer prize-winnin
I remember on several occasions, either when you came over for a studio visit, or when you were in attendance at an exhibition of mine, you told me, “I hate you,” which was your manner of delivering a compliment. I knew what you really meant was that you saw something recognizably good in the work, and that you found it to be particularly challenging.