DA Bible Was In SUV As Felon Friend Allegedly Drove Drunk

A man Beaver County District Attorney Nate Bible calls his friend, who court records show has a felony drug dealing conviction and a prior DUI case in which Bible was listed as his attorney, is charged with drunk driving after a Sept 29 crash in an SUV owned by Bible, with the DA along for the ride, according to a police affidavit and court records obtained by BeaverCountian.com.

Troy J. Kasper, 41, faces a misdemeanor charge of DUI at the highest rate of alcohol (BAC .16 or higher), first offense, and a summary count of careless driving. Police say Kasper’s breath test came back at 0.174%, more than twice the legal limit of 0.08%.

In This Article:

• – What the officer wrote about the DA at the scene
• – The felony drug case in the DA’s friend’s past
• – The challenger who says Bible must hand off the case

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