12-24-2010, 02:48 PM
OK i thought i had seen and heard everything...but can someone tell me what this guy gets out of collecting anonymous urine?? is he selling it for probationers? no, they have to void in front of probation officer. home-made golden showers?
i am probably going to make Cracker hurl again.
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
12⁄24
A man whose urine fetish prompted a state law that bans the collection of bodily fluids is headed back to court Monday for a hearing on whether he violated the conditions of his bond.
Alan David Patton, 59, posted a $7,500 bond on Nov.8 after being charged with the collection of bodily fluids and criminal mischief. Delaware Municipal Court records show that his bond was revoked until the hearing and a warrant was issued for his arrest in light of a report from Columbus police.
Patton, a registered sex offender, was arrested last month at his Dublin home, 6269 Emberwood Rd. He is accused of installing devices in toilets to collect urine at a Burger King in Lewis Center.
He was convicted in a similar case in Dublin last year, leading to the state law.
The conditions of his bond for the Burger King case were that Patton steer clear of public restrooms and schools and wear a tracking device. It was not clear from court records what called his bond into question.
He faces as long as eight months in jail and $1,500 in fines if convicted of both misdemeanors.
i am probably going to make Cracker hurl again.
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
12⁄24
A man whose urine fetish prompted a state law that bans the collection of bodily fluids is headed back to court Monday for a hearing on whether he violated the conditions of his bond.
Alan David Patton, 59, posted a $7,500 bond on Nov.8 after being charged with the collection of bodily fluids and criminal mischief. Delaware Municipal Court records show that his bond was revoked until the hearing and a warrant was issued for his arrest in light of a report from Columbus police.
Patton, a registered sex offender, was arrested last month at his Dublin home, 6269 Emberwood Rd. He is accused of installing devices in toilets to collect urine at a Burger King in Lewis Center.
He was convicted in a similar case in Dublin last year, leading to the state law.
The conditions of his bond for the Burger King case were that Patton steer clear of public restrooms and schools and wear a tracking device. It was not clear from court records what called his bond into question.
He faces as long as eight months in jail and $1,500 in fines if convicted of both misdemeanors.