Penis Pump Judge In Trouble Again.

[Conan71]

Just pass him the pistol already:

SAPULPA - Bail was set at $76,500 for former Creek County judge Donald Thompson after his arrest early Tuesday morning on a variety of charges, including possession of a controlled dangerous substance.

The 64-year-old Thompson appeared before Special District Judge Richard Woolery, who set bail on six charges - three of them felonies.

Thompson was charged with driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription after a former felony conviction and possession of a controlled dangerous substance after a former felony conviction.

All three charges are felonies, and Woolery set bail on each of them at $25,000.

Thompson also was charged with misdemeanors of driving with an open container and having defective equipment on his vehicle, with bail on each charge set at $250. He was also charged with misdemeanor driving under suspension, with bail set at $1,000.

He was still being held at the Creek County jail Tuesday afternoon. He is scheduled for a July 26 initial court appearance.

Thompson was arrested on Oklahoma 117 at 49th West Avenue near Sapulpa shortly after 4 a.m. Tuesday after a Creek County sheriff's deputy spotted his vehicle weaving in lanes. The vehicle also had a broken tail light.

Thompson had an open container of beer in his vehicle, the deputy said, and also had a temporary driver's license that expired on July 15.

When he was searched, Thompson was found with Lortab in his possession, along with another medication for a heart condition, according to the deputy's report.

Thompson was convicted in Tulsa County in 2009 of actual physical control of a vehicle while under the influence. The charge had been amended from driving under the influence.

In June, he was charged with stalking a woman in Sapulpa. A court hearing on that charge, a misdemeanor, is scheduled for Aug. 9.

Authorities said the victim in that case is Angela McClanahan-Fernandez, who has been described as Thompson's former girlfriend.

On March 3, Sapulpa police arrested Thompson, after McClanahan-Fernandez claimed that Thompson was peering at her through binoculars while she changed a flat tire on her car.

When arrested, officers said Thompson's trousers were "unzipped (and) gaping open.

McClanahan-Fernandez subsequent filed for a protective order against Thompson, but it was dismissed when she failed to show up for a court hearing.

She also filed for a protective order against him in Tulsa County in 2009, but that was also dismissed when she failed to show up in court, according to records.

The stalking case has been assigned to a special prosecutor - Payne County District Attorney Tom Lee.

Thompson made national headlines five years ago when he stood trial in Bristow on an indecent exposure case.

After a nearly three-week trial, he was convicted of four felony counts of indecent exposure for masturbating while he served as a judge in four trials. Thompson was also using a penis pump on himself during those trials.

He spent 20 months in prison until his release in 2008.

McClanahan-Fernandez was called as a witness in that trial, but she failed to show up to testify.

Prosecutor's at the time claimed that McClanahan-Fernandez was at the center of pornographic photos found on a computer in Thompson's courtroom office.

Read more from this Tulsa World article at http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?subjectid=327&articleid=20110719_327_0_SAPULP799330

[Breadburner]

Looks like Thompson pulled another Boner.....

[cannon_fodder]

Well, when you have no job and a fat state pension you have time on your hands...

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Well, when you have no job and a fat state pension you have time on your hands...

I'm pretty sure he lost that pension.....

[custosnox]

I'm pretty sure he lost that pension.....

and here I thought you would comment about things on his hands...

[patric]

The power that mind had over the population...
It was only a matter of getting caught.
Makes you wonder.

Cameras in the courtroom might not be such a bad idea.