Texas Janitor Spreads STDs By Peeing In Peoples’ Water Bottles
A Texas janitor spread STDs by peeing in workers’ water bottles in an office. Now, he’s been given a pretty light sentence for it.
That’s just nasty and diabolical. Who does that? Why would you do that? That could cause so many problems for people, not just with having to deal with STDs but with the drama that would come with it. Are their partners really going to believe they caught the STDs because a Texas janitor peed in their water bottle? They’d never believe that! It sounds like he spread sexually transmitted diseases to more than a dozen office workers after peeing in their water bottles and a cooler, per The New York Post. 52-year-old Lucio Catarino Diaz has been identified as the Texas janitor who infected at least 13 women with herpes and hepatitis-A at a Houston medical building, per The New York Post.
Texas Janitor Spreads STDs By Peeing In Water Bottles
The New York Post reports that Diaz was caught-on-camera doing the deed in the water bottles and later pleaded guilty to aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and will be eligible to seek parole in 3 years. He’s already served 2 years behind bars and does not have to register as a sex offender. Sounds like he was caught after one of the victims noticed her water tasted sour and smelled odd and even had a yellowish tint. She then became suspicious that someone had messed with it, and she was correct.
She ended up setting up a camera that caught Diaz sticking his privates in her water bottle after she had gone home for the day. Can you imagine seeing that? It would be horrible! Some of the victims have filed a lawsuit against him and the custodial company that he worked for and it’s seeking more than $1M in monetary relief. You can see Diaz’s mugshot below.
