Janitor gave women STDs by peeing in water at office, TX officials say. He’s sentenced

[1srelluc]

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A former janitor in Texas accused of intentionally spreading his sexually transmitted diseases to women working at a Houston doctor’s office has been sentenced to prison, court records show.

Lucio Diaz, 53, pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, with the deadly weapon being “his bodily fluids,” and sentenced on March 18, court records filed in Harris County show.
A judge sentenced Diaz to six years in prison, court documents show.

Diaz was infected with chlamydia and herpes at the time, authorities said.

Investigators said Diaz infected three women with STDs at the doctor’s office in 2022, McClatchy News previously reported, and a lawsuit filed later says 13 women “tested positive for incurable sexually transmitted diseases” as a result of Diaz’s “daily cleaning ritual.”

The janitor’s actions came to light after a woman who’d been working at the medical practice for 20 years began noticing an odd, unpleasant taste and smell in the water supplied at the office — so she started bringing bottles of water with her to work, McClatchy reported. But soon, she noticed that same issue in her own water.

Later, when a coworker offered to make coffee, they noticed a yellow tinge in the coworker’s water, which smelled like pee. They had it tested and it proved to be urine, McClatchy reported.

Only six years?

The judge should be sentenced to a lifetime of golden showers by that freak. 13 counts of aggravated assault and only 6 years would be laughable if not so freakishly unjust.

Woodchipper......Feet first. That would be justice in this instance.

 

[Correll]

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A former janitor in Texas accused of intentionally spreading his sexually transmitted diseases to women working at a Houston doctor’s office has been sentenced to prison, court records show.

Lucio Diaz, 53, pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, with the deadly weapon being “his bodily fluids,” and sentenced on March 18, court records filed in Harris County show.
A judge sentenced Diaz to six years in prison, court documents show.

Diaz was infected with chlamydia and herpes at the time, authorities said.

Investigators said Diaz infected three women with STDs at the doctor’s office in 2022, McClatchy News previously reported, and a lawsuit filed later says 13 women “tested positive for incurable sexually transmitted diseases” as a result of Diaz’s “daily cleaning ritual.”

The janitor’s actions came to light after a woman who’d been working at the medical practice for 20 years began noticing an odd, unpleasant taste and smell in the water supplied at the office — so she started bringing bottles of water with her to work, McClatchy reported. But soon, she noticed that same issue in her own water.

Later, when a coworker offered to make coffee, they noticed a yellow tinge in the coworker’s water, which smelled like pee. They had it tested and it proved to be urine, McClatchy reported.

Only six years?

The judge should be sentenced to a lifetime of golden showers by that freak. 13 counts of aggravated assault and only 6 years would be laughable if not so freakishly unjust.

Woodchipper......Feet first. That would be justice in this instance.

That does sound light.

I hope that that is just for one or two of the cases and he has more charges coming down on him.


What a subhuman piece of shit.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

A guy named Diaz. What else can you expect.

 

[The Duke]

That's beyond messed up.

 

[Rawley]

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A former janitor in Texas accused of intentionally spreading his sexually transmitted diseases to women working at a Houston doctor’s office has been sentenced to prison, court records show.

Lucio Diaz, 53, pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, with the deadly weapon being “his bodily fluids,” and sentenced on March 18, court records filed in Harris County show.
A judge sentenced Diaz to six years in prison, court documents show.

Diaz was infected with chlamydia and herpes at the time, authorities said.

Investigators said Diaz infected three women with STDs at the doctor’s office in 2022, McClatchy News previously reported, and a lawsuit filed later says 13 women “tested positive for incurable sexually transmitted diseases” as a result of Diaz’s “daily cleaning ritual.”

The janitor’s actions came to light after a woman who’d been working at the medical practice for 20 years began noticing an odd, unpleasant taste and smell in the water supplied at the office — so she started bringing bottles of water with her to work, McClatchy reported. But soon, she noticed that same issue in her own water.

Later, when a coworker offered to make coffee, they noticed a yellow tinge in the coworker’s water, which smelled like pee. They had it tested and it proved to be urine, McClatchy reported.

Only six years?

The judge should be sentenced to a lifetime of golden showers by that freak. 13 counts of aggravated assault and only 6 years would be laughable if not so freakishly unjust.

Woodchipper......Feet first. That would be justice in this instance.

Jeebus!

 

[Votto]

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A former janitor in Texas accused of intentionally spreading his sexually transmitted diseases to women working at a Houston doctor’s office has been sentenced to prison, court records show.

Lucio Diaz, 53, pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, with the deadly weapon being “his bodily fluids,” and sentenced on March 18, court records filed in Harris County show.
A judge sentenced Diaz to six years in prison, court documents show.

Diaz was infected with chlamydia and herpes at the time, authorities said.

Investigators said Diaz infected three women with STDs at the doctor’s office in 2022, McClatchy News previously reported, and a lawsuit filed later says 13 women “tested positive for incurable sexually transmitted diseases” as a result of Diaz’s “daily cleaning ritual.”

The janitor’s actions came to light after a woman who’d been working at the medical practice for 20 years began noticing an odd, unpleasant taste and smell in the water supplied at the office — so she started bringing bottles of water with her to work, McClatchy reported. But soon, she noticed that same issue in her own water.

Later, when a coworker offered to make coffee, they noticed a yellow tinge in the coworker’s water, which smelled like pee. They had it tested and it proved to be urine, McClatchy reported.

Only six years?

The judge should be sentenced to a lifetime of golden showers by that freak. 13 counts of aggravated assault and only 6 years would be laughable if not so freakishly unjust.

Woodchipper......Feet first. That would be justice in this instance.

Only 6 years? People have been sentenced to jail for longer for just looking at pictures of January 6th.

 

[SaxonJackson]

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A former janitor in Texas accused of intentionally spreading his sexually transmitted diseases to women working at a Houston doctor’s office has been sentenced to prison, court records show.

Lucio Diaz, 53, pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, with the deadly weapon being “his bodily fluids,” and sentenced on March 18, court records filed in Harris County show.
A judge sentenced Diaz to six years in prison, court documents show.

Diaz was infected with chlamydia and herpes at the time, authorities said.

Investigators said Diaz infected three women with STDs at the doctor’s office in 2022, McClatchy News previously reported, and a lawsuit filed later says 13 women “tested positive for incurable sexually transmitted diseases” as a result of Diaz’s “daily cleaning ritual.”

The janitor’s actions came to light after a woman who’d been working at the medical practice for 20 years began noticing an odd, unpleasant taste and smell in the water supplied at the office — so she started bringing bottles of water with her to work, McClatchy reported. But soon, she noticed that same issue in her own water.

Later, when a coworker offered to make coffee, they noticed a yellow tinge in the coworker’s water, which smelled like pee. They had it tested and it proved to be urine, McClatchy reported.

Only six years?

The judge should be sentenced to a lifetime of golden showers by that freak. 13 counts of aggravated assault and only 6 years would be laughable if not so freakishly unjust.

Woodchipper......Feet first. That would be justice in this instance.

Sick bastard deserves a bullet between his disgusting eyes.

 

[DonGlock26]

Court records show Diaz is in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody. The Mexican national's immigration and work status are unclear.

13 more victims come forward after Houston janitor accused of peeing in water bottles: investigators

Investigators say that 13 more victims have come forward after a janitor accused of urinating in employee water bottles was caught on video.

abc7chicago.com

 

[DonGlock26]

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A former janitor in Texas accused of intentionally spreading his sexually transmitted diseases to women working at a Houston doctor’s office has been sentenced to prison, court records show.

Lucio Diaz, 53, pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, with the deadly weapon being “his bodily fluids,” and sentenced on March 18, court records filed in Harris County show.
A judge sentenced Diaz to six years in prison, court documents show.

Diaz was infected with chlamydia and herpes at the time, authorities said.

Investigators said Diaz infected three women with STDs at the doctor’s office in 2022, McClatchy News previously reported, and a lawsuit filed later says 13 women “tested positive for incurable sexually transmitted diseases” as a result of Diaz’s “daily cleaning ritual.”

The janitor’s actions came to light after a woman who’d been working at the medical practice for 20 years began noticing an odd, unpleasant taste and smell in the water supplied at the office — so she started bringing bottles of water with her to work, McClatchy reported. But soon, she noticed that same issue in her own water.

Later, when a coworker offered to make coffee, they noticed a yellow tinge in the coworker’s water, which smelled like pee. They had it tested and it proved to be urine, McClatchy reported.

Only six years?

The judge should be sentenced to a lifetime of golden showers by that freak. 13 counts of aggravated assault and only 6 years would be laughable if not so freakishly unjust.

Woodchipper......Feet first. That would be justice in this instance.

The media will carefully avoid using the judge's name to protect him or her politically.


It took some work but here she is:

Texas Janitor Gets 6 Years for Spreading STDs by Peeing in Office Water Bottles

A janitor who worked in a Texas medical facility was sentenced this week to six years in prison after he spread sexually transmitted diseases by peeing in women's water bottles. The man infected at least 13 women. | Border / Cartel Chronicles

www.breitbart.com

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/crime/article/houston-murder-trial-prosecutors-judge-removed-17355259.php

 

[DonGlock26]

The convicted will not have to register as a sex offender

Houston janitor who urinated in water bottles at doctor’s office, spreading STDs to workers sentenced to prison

A man with multiple sexually transmitted and communicable diseases was sentenced to six years in prison for urinating into office workers’ water bottles, resulting in the victims contracting herpes simplex 1 and hepatitis A, according to prosecutors.

www.click2houston.com

 

[justoffal]

MSN

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A former janitor in Texas accused of intentionally spreading his sexually transmitted diseases to women working at a Houston doctor’s office has been sentenced to prison, court records show.

Lucio Diaz, 53, pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, with the deadly weapon being “his bodily fluids,” and sentenced on March 18, court records filed in Harris County show.
A judge sentenced Diaz to six years in prison, court documents show.

Diaz was infected with chlamydia and herpes at the time, authorities said.

Investigators said Diaz infected three women with STDs at the doctor’s office in 2022, McClatchy News previously reported, and a lawsuit filed later says 13 women “tested positive for incurable sexually transmitted diseases” as a result of Diaz’s “daily cleaning ritual.”

The janitor’s actions came to light after a woman who’d been working at the medical practice for 20 years began noticing an odd, unpleasant taste and smell in the water supplied at the office — so she started bringing bottles of water with her to work, McClatchy reported. But soon, she noticed that same issue in her own water.

Later, when a coworker offered to make coffee, they noticed a yellow tinge in the coworker’s water, which smelled like pee. They had it tested and it proved to be urine, McClatchy reported.

Only six years?

The judge should be sentenced to a lifetime of golden showers by that freak. 13 counts of aggravated assault and only 6 years would be laughable if not so freakishly unjust.

Woodchipper......Feet first. That would be justice in this instance.

Arguably deserving of the death penalty

 

[Correll]

Arguably deserving of the death penalty

Agreed. Certainly he should die in prison. Max sentence for every ******* count.

 

[justoffal]

Agreed. Certainly he should die in prison. Max sentence for every ******* count.

Hopefully the Aryan brothers will find him..
What kind of judge gives out that light of a sentence to such an asshole?

 

[Correll]

Hopefully the Aryan brothers will find him..
What kind of judge gives out that light of a sentence to such an asshole?

A judge who is a piece of shit.

 

[justoffal]

Hopefully the Aryan brothers will find him..
What kind of judge gives out that light of a sentence to such an asshole?

Meantime some excellent stuff is going on in Wisconsin. This is awesome I hope they close all the courtrooms

REPORT: Judge Threatens To Close Courtroom After FBI Arrested Jurist For Allegedly Helping Illegal Migrant Avoid ICE

A Wisconsin judge said Saturday that she may not hold court without professional support after the FBI arrested a fellow judge, Hannah Dugan.

dailycaller.com