A seven year veteran of the Downingtown Police Department was
arrested early Saturday morning following an incident at a Philadelphia
gentleman’s club.
According to a brief statement provided by Downingtown Mayor Josh
Maxell, around 2:45 a.m. Saturday the Downingtown Police Department’s
shift supervisor was notified that officer Scott Neuhaus, 40, was
arrested at Delilah’s Gentlemen’s Club and Steakhouse in the 100 block
of Spring Garden Street in Philadelphia. The statement said Neuhaus was
off duty and in civilian clothes.
According to a docket filed in the Municipal Court of
Philadelphia, Neuhaus was charged with one count of disorderly conduct
with obscene language or gesture, a summary offense. A status hearing
was tentatively scheduled for Feb. 24 in Philadelphia, according to
court records.
Downingtown Police Chief James McGowan was immediately advised of
the arrest, the statement said, and Neuhaus was placed on paid
administrative leave. Maxwell was also notified, the statement said.
“The Downingtown Police Department will be conducting an
investigation into the incident and Officer Neuhaus will remain on
Administrative Leave until the conclusion of the investigation and any
possible proceedings that arise from that investigation,” the statement
said.
Maxwell and McGowan declined to comment further on the matter.
Neuhaus previously worked for the Coatesville Police Department.
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