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Bettinger said Elschlager was calling her dozens of times a day, and mentioned a Nov. Later that day, she alleged that Elschlager went to her Newport residence and began throwing Christmas presents at her porch.
The abduction charge came from another incident in which Elschlager allegedly pulled Bettinger over on Ohio 7 between Reno and Newport and allegedly turned off his radio before insisting she talk to him about their relationship. He asked Bettinger if it was true that she willingly went on a Caribbean cruise with Elschlager in late September.
Cosenza asked Bettinger if she and Elschlager had sex during the trip. Washington County interim Prosecutor Kevin Rings said regardless, that Elschlager was using sophisticated forms of tracking to make sure he knew where Bettinger was, and had pulled her over without reason and had kept her there for several minutes. Officials said Elschlager, 47, used the state-wide system to look up information on the women he pulled over, and then saved screenshots of their files to his cell phone.
Law dictates that database should only be for official business and may not be copied in any manner. Advertisement Elschlager was fired from his job commanding the Marietta post earlier this year after he was charged with abduction, criminal trespassing, stalking and theft for allegedly terrorizing year-old Angela Bettinger.
Police Handout Investigators said Elschlager and Bettinger — the wife of Michael Bettinger, one of the troopers who worked under Elschlager's command — had a months-long extramarital affair. After she broke things off, the patrol boss slipped a AGPS tracker into her car, pulled her over for no reason and dropped by her house unannounced, the Marietta Times reported. Elschlager was arrested in January and has since pleaded not guilty in the stalking case.