A Florida circuit judge was arrested on charges of soliciting a prostitute and resisting an officer on Friday.
Lee Circuit Judge Jay Barry Rosman, 64, was booked into the Collier County jail, but has since been released.
The Naples Daily News reported that he was arrested during an undercover prostitution sting by the Naples Police Department. Five other men were also arrested after police said they negotiated to meet with an undercover officer and pay up to $300 for sex acts.
Lee County, Florida, judge among 6 men arrested in Naples prostitution sting ~ https://t.co/MPP9o6KbrG
— Dave Osborn (@NDN_dosborn) February 10, 2018
Rosman, who has been a judge since 1986, served as the chief judge of the 20th Judicial Circuit from 2011 to June 2015, according to his biography on the circuit court's website.
He also taught business and criminal law courses at the University of South Florida. He is married with three children.
Read more at the Naples Daily News.
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