SANTA CLARA, Utah — A former Utah state employee who was fired after social media video showed her pulling down another woman's skirt to force her to cover up is headed to court.
Lorenzo claimed a 10-year-old boy had pointed to the woman's skirt and that his father"did not do anything about it." In the video, Lorenzo could be heard saying that she worked for the state and that she would call child protective services.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
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