A Raritan Valley Disposal employee landed in hot water Nov. 29, when Lower Saucon Township Police say he was found urinating in public in the 3700 block of Wilhelm Road.
In a press release police said William W. Schrade, 51, of Rural Route 5, Saylorsburg, Pa., was observed by a township police officer peeing beside his garbage truck at about 10:47am.
"(Schrade) related to officers that he did it because he didn't think many people travel on the roadway, so he hoped that nobody would see his action," police said.
Schrade has been cited for disorderly conduct via mail, authorities added.
Jerry Kott
Who determines the Priorities? The thought that someone stood there, aimed and pulled the trigger is chilling. What is to prevent them from doing it again? So this urination arrest seems out of whack in retrospect. I am sure if the circumstances were that William could have been more discreet, he probably would have made a better choice. No one is advocating public urination, but circumstance need to be a consideration. Jerry Kott
What would have happened if the officer was not there? Nothing, however he still did something wrong. Wrong place at the wrong time. If you don't like the laws the either go to the right people to have them changed or move somewhere where those laws and condoned... I don't know maybe Mexico overlooks those things.