A courthouse in Oklahoma was forced to shut its doors for the day on Monday after bedbugs were seen falling from an attorney's suit.
The Rogers County Courthouse in Claremore closed at 12pm for reasons of public safety as a result of the stomach-turning discovery.
Rogers County Sheriff Scott Walton said an unnamed lawyer was in third-floor during a docket call at 10.30am courtroom when another visitor noticed what appeared to be bedbugs crawling on his neck.
More bedbugs were found on some file folders after the same lawyer had placed his jacket over them.
Sgt Mike Clarke, the head of security at the courthouse, told 23ABC News the attorney in question appeared unfazed by the presence of the revolting critters on his body and clothes.
As a result of the infestation, the courthouse was evacuated as a precaution and exterminators were called in to rid the 90,000-square-foot building of the blood-sucking insects.
Oklahoma courthouse closes after bedbugs spotted on lawyer's clothes
The Rogers County Courthouse in Claremore, Oklahoma, closed at noon Monday and was evacuated after bedbugs were seen crawling on a lawyer's neck and falling from his jacket onto files.
