Ohio Man Wearing Ladies Green SwimSuit Gets Menacing and Public Indecency Charges

Ohio Man Wearing Ladies Green SwimSuit Gets Menacing and Public Indecency Charges from Sugarcreek Township.

Kevin L. Miller, 41, pleaded not guilty Tuesday, June 9th, 2009 to five counts of public indecency and three counts of menacing, all misdemeanors.

Authorities state that, “he harassed several people over the span of a week while wearing a women’s one piece, green swimsuit.

Being a cross dresser is not against the law, but there seems to be something amiss with this story.

Kevin L. Miller has lived on Washington Mill Road for the past three years, remains in the Greene County Jail after Judge Michael Murry set his bond at $10,000. Miller was arraigned in Xenia Municipal Court via video conference on Tuesday, June 9th, 2009.

Judge Murry told Miller that, “if he posts bond, he must immediately report to the probation office for pretrial monitoring. If he does not post bond, a pretrial hearing is expected within two weeks.”

Xenia Prosecutor Ron Lewis stated that, “Miller was charged with menacing because he chased people in a few of the incidents. In one case, Miller swam into the Little Miami River chasing after two women who were canoeing, and in another case Miller chased two juveniles who were coming back from an ice cream shop”

Lewis stated that, “the public indecency charges came because Miller partially exposed himself to some people while wearing the women’s swimsuit. Lewis also said that, “Miller has a 2008 conviction for disorderly conduct that had nothing to do with the current situation.

Ohio Man Wearing Ladies Green SwimSuit Gets Menacing and Public Indecency Charges and most of the incidents that resulted in the current harassment charges occurred on June 2nd and June 3rd, 2009. Miller was seen in a swimsuit multiple times over the past week along Washington Mill Road and the adjacent Little Miami River. Miller was arrested Monday, June 8th, 2009, in the evening, wearing in his green, one piece female’s swimsuit.

“He said he just wanted to harass people to get a response because, to him, it was the thing to do,” White said. “ But we don’t believe he was being honest about his motives.”

Lewis stated that, “two victims picked Miller out of a photo lineup, and White said police found a tent on Miller’s Washington Mill property that contained numerous swimsuits. White reiterated that Miller did not physically harm anyone.”

“But we still have to treat this seriously,” he said. “We’re very happy we got him off the street before anything serious happened.”

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