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A New York judge who admitted he had “urges” to steal womens underwear was removed temporarily from the judicial bench Friday.
Long Island judge Robert Cicale, accused of breaking into his old interns house and stealing her dirty underwear, pleaded not guilty to burglary charges as well, the Associated Press reports.
“He was found to be in possession with soiled female undergarments that we believe were either proceeds of this burglary or a prior burglary,” Suffolk County Acting Police Commissioner Stuart Cameron said Thursday.
The woman reportedly spotted Cicale leaving her house and called her mother and the police. Police picked up Cicale a few blocks from the house where he was carrying a pair of dirty underwear.
Cicale claimed the underwear they found on him was from another time he had broken into her home. He also admitted he had broken into her home before.
A judge set Cicales bail at $25,000.
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A New York judge who admitted he had “urges” to steal womens underwear was removed temporarily from the judicial bench Friday.
Long Island judge Robert Cicale, accused of breaking into his old interns house and stealing her dirty underwear, pleaded not guilty to burglary charges as well, the Associated Press reports.
“He was found to be in possession with soiled female undergarments that we believe were either proceeds of this burglary or a prior burglary,” Suffolk County Acting Police Commissioner Stuart Cameron said Thursday.
The woman reportedly spotted Cicale leaving her house and called her mother and the police. Police picked up Cicale a few blocks from the house where he was carrying a pair of dirty underwear.
Cicale claimed the underwear they found on him was from another time he had broken into her home. He also admitted he had broken into her home before.
A judge set Cicales bail at $25,000.
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Content created by The Daily Caller News Foundation is available without charge to any eligible news publisher that can provide a large audience. For licensing opportunities of our original content, please contact [email protected].
