I read this article in the Orlando Sentinel and thought I would share it:
SEMINOLE COUNTY - A 21-year-old Orlando man, accused of committing a sex crime when he mooned a family, pleaded no contest to a far less serious crime in Sanford on Monday.
John Thomas Taylor was placed on six months' probation for disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor. He dropped his pants and hung his bottom out the window of a friend's SUV on July 22 during a road-rage incident on Interstate 4, Sheriff's Office records show.
Thomas was taken to Seminole County Jail and arrested on a charge of committing a lewd and lascivious act in front of a child under the age of 16. He could have been sentenced to 15 years in prison and forever been identified as a sex offender.
Instead, prosecutors formally charged him with indecent exposure. In state Circuit Court on Monday, prosecutors agreed to drop that charge in exchange for another: disorderly conduct. Taylor also pleaded no contest to criminal mischief for throwing a Nerf football at the car and was sentenced to a second six-month probation term.
Not sure how you handle road rage, however, as this article demonstrates that you never know what will happen when you moon someone:biggrin1:
SEMINOLE COUNTY - A 21-year-old Orlando man, accused of committing a sex crime when he mooned a family, pleaded no contest to a far less serious crime in Sanford on Monday.
John Thomas Taylor was placed on six months' probation for disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor. He dropped his pants and hung his bottom out the window of a friend's SUV on July 22 during a road-rage incident on Interstate 4, Sheriff's Office records show.
Thomas was taken to Seminole County Jail and arrested on a charge of committing a lewd and lascivious act in front of a child under the age of 16. He could have been sentenced to 15 years in prison and forever been identified as a sex offender.
Instead, prosecutors formally charged him with indecent exposure. In state Circuit Court on Monday, prosecutors agreed to drop that charge in exchange for another: disorderly conduct. Taylor also pleaded no contest to criminal mischief for throwing a Nerf football at the car and was sentenced to a second six-month probation term.
Not sure how you handle road rage, however, as this article demonstrates that you never know what will happen when you moon someone:biggrin1: