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N.J. Councilman Arrested For Peeing on Crowd
posted 3:40 pm Sun November 09, 2008
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WASHINGTON - New Jersey Councilman Steven Lipski has been arrested for urinating on a crowd of concert goers at Washington's 9:30 club Saturday night, the New York Daily News reports.
The New York Daily News reports in Sunday's editions that two-term Jersey City councilman Steve Lipski has been charged with simple assault.
The councilman was reportedly extremely drunk while attending a concert at the establishment and proceeded to relieve himself onto several concert goers from a second-level balcony.
Club sources also tell the Daily News that this is not the first drunken incident involving the 44-year-old New Jersey councilman at the Washington nightclub, adding that it was, however, the first time he had urinated on someone. Councilman Lipski is currently serving his second term since getting elected in 2001.
Information from: The New York Daily News
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ABC 7 Talkback: N.J. Councilman Arrested For Peeing on Crowd
vanative
9:51 am on 11/10/08
Some people do stupid stuff like that when they're teenagers....then they grow up. Sadly, he'll probably get re-elected.
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