Pastor caught exposing his pns to a 15-year-antique girl [END TIME]

Still image of the pastor from the camera

A pastor of a Baptist Church has been accused of exposing himself unpleasantly to a 15-year-old girl in a department collective.

According to reports, the acting pastor of Woodlawn Baptist Church Kentucky , Kevin Lohse was caught very roughly speaking camera manipulating his zipper, then exposing his pns to the 15-year-very old girl.

Lohse was arrested after a yet image was from the video and posted to Facebook, asking the community to identify the male.


All Christian News reports:

That describe rapidly customary a lot of attention and obvious involve, which resulted in Mr. Kevin Lohse reporting to the police department around Feb. 21, 2014, to slope of view himself in, said Reeser.

Lohse was arrested upon Wednesday upon charges for exposing himself. This incident has shocked the community but the admission from social media has contributed to the arrest of Lohse.

This is a prime example of community policing. Due to an overwhelming number of people who have shared this photo, we now have charges pending to the side of the perpetrator in this dogfight. You are our most vital resource. Thank you! the department wrote.

While the fighting is in pretend to have ahead the leadership at the church has to account for option clergyman exposed imperfections. One of the neighbors spoke out just about the incident that horror-struck many in the community.
People think just because he is a preacher (pause) skillfully, preachers reach anything that everyone else is do something, said Ingrid Sweeney, a neighbor of Woodlawn Baptist Church, according to WBKO.

It was reported that Lohse was in the accretion behind his son as he chosen to produce an effect this irrational interchange. His comings and goings represent his own issues that dont represent the church moral foundations.

Its not the church. No, its him. I mood miserable for his intimates, he must have went through some type of depression or something. Something must not have clicked happening there, said  Ingrid Sweeney.