Judge resigns after she’s caught urinating outside courthouse (video)
A judge has resigned after she was caught peeing in a bush near a courthouse by police.
Bodycam footage obtained by Fox 10 shows Judge Pro Tempore Kristyne Schaaf-Olson allegedly urinating in the street in Yavaoi County, Arizona at around 1.30am on 4 October.
One officer arriving at the scene witnessed Kristyne pulling herself off the ground in the back of a bush. The officer referred to inside the police document that she “seemed to have lost her balance” and “fell over in the bush.”
“What are you doing?” the officer requested. “that is revolting.”
“I’m looking forward to an Uber,” the female responded, appearing to slur her phrases. “okay, that is unacceptable,” the officer replied.
inside the video, she maintains murmuring and slurring whilst telling the officer her name. As the two kept speakme, Kristyne’s husband, Jason, processes.
“Are you her husband?” the officer requested. Jason answered sure, and the officer asked if he can wait by using the cab.
“Nope. Come on,” Jason stated, retaining his hand out to his spouse. “sure, you may due to the fact I’m carrying out an research,” the officer said. “I just saw her puking and urinating, exposing herself.”
“Nope, that wasn’t her,” Jason spoke back. “okay, you could cross by using the cab or you can continue to intervene with the research,” the officer retorted.
“Come on babe,” Jason said, nonetheless holding his hand out to his wife. “last hazard, go over to the cab,” the officer said as Jason refuses once more.
two officials then detain Jason, who said, “you could’t try this.”
“I’m going to [expletive] throw you on the floor if you withstand,” the officer said. “I gave you numerous probabilities, and also you don’t want to listen.”
Kristyne tells her husband to “prevent” a couple of times as officials detain him. A war breaks out between Jason and the officials as he’s tackled to the ground.
“Get your ass at the [expletive] ground,” the officer stated. “I’m no longer doing whatever!” Jason replied.
“I’m now not battle!” Jason yelled, “grasp the cuffs,” every other officer used to be heard pronouncing.
“are you able to please let me up so i can breathe?” Jason asked. “You’re going to present us a minute,” one officer stated.
“Why didn’t you simply listen, bro? You weren’t and you then want to face up to. So, you could go to jail,” every other officer informed him.
two officers then hoist him to his feet and try and put him inside the returned of a patrol vehicle.
“sit up straight, don’t play games,” an officer stated. “I’m now not playing games,” Jason is heard announcing as both officers maintain telling him to arise.
Jason is hauled away to the patrol automobile and placed underneath arrest.
“Do you apprehend that this was pointless? That she was once just going to get a ticket?” the officer advised him. “when an officer is providing you with an order, you want to comply and no longer intrude with the investigation.”
Two days after the incident, Schaaf-Olson submitted her resignation to Presiding Judge John Napper, stepping down from her role as Judge Pro Tempore in the Yavapai County Superior Court. She provided the following statement for her resignation:
“My resignation comes after careful consideration of current physical, medical, and family circumstances. The Yavapai community deserves and has judges who are steadfast in their commitment to serving Yavapai County, considering current events in my life, I believe it would be difficult to honor this commitment. I have therefore decided to resign. It has been a pleasure serving the Yavapai community.”
“I respect and appreciate Ms. Schaaf-Olson’s decision to resign. On behalf of the Yavapai County Superior Court, I appreciate the time that Ms. Schaaf-Olson has served our community and her willingness to remain in her position while the Court selects a new Pro Tempore,” Judge Napper added in a statement.
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