They say 46-year-old Weer pressured the 15-year-old girl to accompany him to the store aisle where condoms were sold, then attempted to photograph her next to the condoms. Sunday says that Weer also directed explicit comments and questions to the girl. Sunday says in the aisle Weer made sexual remarks and asked questions asking if the girl had used condoms or had sex yet. He also mentioned what he would do if he was the girl's boyfriend. Court documents state that the event took place in December of 2024. Court documents state that there is Walmart video from the Shop with a Cop event that show Weer and the girl in the condom section with Weer pointing to something within the aisle shelves. Sunday says that criminal acts will not be tolerated regardless of occupation, rank, or title. But here's where the story takes that familiar thin blue lies twist. He's still the sheriff, still collecting a paycheck, still wearing the badge. You or me, we'd be cuffed before checkout. But when the person under investigation is the one who runs the department, the system suddenly forgets how handcuffs work. Because you see, a sheriff's an elected official. And in Pennsylvania, they can't just remove him until he's convicted. That's right. Criminal charges? Sure. Jail time later? Maybe. But today, he's still running the office. Accountability apparently takes a backseat once there's a campaign sign involved.