Arizona Judge Resigns After Public Urination Incident
An Arizona judge, Kristyne Schaaf-Olson, resigned two days after a video allegedly showed her urinating in public.
The incident occurred on October 4, around 1 p.m., when an officer from the Prescott Police Department found her with her pants down, relieving herself and vomiting.
"This is disgusting"
According to the video, Schaaf-Olson told the officer she was waiting for an Uber and appeared to be slurring her words while giving her name.
- The officer asked her to spell her name.
- Schaaf-Olson mentioned her husband had her license and pointed in his direction, saying "He walked that way."
Author's summary: Judge resigns after public urination video surfaces.
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