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Prostitution Sting Nets School Employee

Reported by: Rebecca Smith
Email: rsmith@fox23.com
Last Update: 6/15/2009 9:59 pm
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Wagoner County, OK- Blink and you just might miss the Secret Tavern strip club, which looks like a discreet warehouse building off Highway 51, east of Coweta.

But, Wagoner County Sheriff's deputies did find it and whole lot more inside the establishment.

The sheriff's office says prostitution and drugs were both bartered at the club.

The club owners, Steve Boydston and his wife Katie, were both arrested and now face charges of pandering and prostitution.

Mr. Boydston happens to be a network analyst at Union Public Schools, who works at the administration building and didn't deal directly with students.

A Union employee tells us, on condition of anonymity, Boydston was allowed to keep that job for months even though the district was aware he was under investigation by the sheriff's office.

That makes some Union parents uneasy.

"I just think if they knew they should have checked it out further or suspended him until further notice," said Loretta, who has three children attending Union schools.

Fox 23 tried to talk to Boydston at his home in Coweta.

He declined to comment, on or off-camera.

Meanwhile, Union parents say they'd just like school district officials to be more forthcoming with information about this case, just as they are about news in the classroom.

"I love the school district, they help out the children and they try to let the parents know, they contact you by email, anything that goes on in class you can call."

In this instance, however, a Union spokesperson declined comment until the investigation is complete.

One district employee who doesn't want to be identified says some employees have been told not to talk to the media about this or they'll be fired.

Calls to Union's spokesperson were not returned Monday.




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