Drunk AZ Judge urinates, pukes in public, can't spell her own name, resigns in disgrace

Yavapai County Superior Court Judge Pro Tempore Kristyne Schaaf-Olson has resigned in disgrace after being caught urinating in public while heavily intoxicated in Prescott, Arizona.
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The incident unfolded in the early hours of October 4, around 1:30 a.m., when witnesses alerted police to the 42-year-old judge squatting in shrubbery with her pants down.
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Body camera footage obtained by Fox 10 captured the grotesque scene, with an officer confronting Schaaf-Olson, declaring, “This is disgusting,” and “This is unacceptable.”
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The judge was so inebriated she couldn’t even spell her own name, leading the officer to describe her as “useless.”
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“She’s useless. She can’t even spell her name,” the officer says.
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The drama escalated when her husband, Jason Olson, the parks and recreation manager for the Town of Chino Valley, tried to intervene. He repeatedly ignored officers’ commands to back off and attempted to pull his wife away from questioning.
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An officer warned him, “I’m going to f—king throw you on the ground if you resist,” before hauling him into a police cruiser.
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Jason Olson was cited for resisting arrest, interfering with a crime scene investigation, and obstruction of government operations.
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Schaaf-Olson was cited for urinating or defecating in public.
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Just two days after the incident, Schaaf-Olson submitted her resignation to Presiding Judge John Napper, citing “current physical, medical, and family circumstances.”
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In her statement, she said, “The Yavapai community deserves and has judges who are steadfast in their commitment to serving Yavapai County, considering current events in my life, I believe it would be difficult to honor this commitment. I have therefore decided to resign.”
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Presiding Judge Napper responded, “I respect and appreciate Ms. Schaaf-Olson’s decision to resign. On behalf of the Yavapai County Superior Court, I appreciate the time that Ms. Schaaf-Olson has served our community and her willingness to remain in her position while the Court selects a new Pro Tempore.”
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The disgraced judge’s final day on the bench was October 31.