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North Dakota Woman Arrested For Broadcasting Porn Near School

In light of our recent posting on the man arrested for making coffee in the nude in his own home, this case out of Grand Forks is interesting. Nicole Altendorf, 37, is accused of watching pornography in her own home but allowing the images and noises to be seen and heard from Lake Agassiz Elementary School.

Altendorf appears a stronger case for prosecution where the police allege that she intentionally broadcasted porn to the kids — an amazingly twisted idea.

When police Cpl. Dylan Schauer arrived at the home, he found pornography on the television and the police report stated “We made contact with the suspect, who was not compliant in any way. She refused to come out and physically resisted. She was finally extracted by force from her entryway.” She is accused of biting Schauer and kicking him. She then allegedly spat in his face. What a perfect person to live near an elementary school: an allegedly violent, psychotic porn addict with a exhibitionist fetish.

And to think that I was always worried about the mean looking old lady with the cat when I was growing up.

The broadcasted porn was so loud that school employees could easily identify it and the source. They could also see porn from the street.

Her attorney, Ted Sandberg, however, assured that court that “this is an isolated incident.” I appreciate a good lawyer doing his best, but the Hindenburg was an isolated incident as well.

For her part, Altendorf told the court at the bail hearing, “I have a cold” and denied touching anyone.

She is charged with simple assault of an officer, contact by bodily fluids and preventing arrest. She is also charged with possession of drug paraphernalia in the form of a pipe for smoking marijuana.

Notably, the display of the pornography is a misdemeanor count of disorderly conduct. Her main problems, it turns out, are related to the arrest and not her traumatizing elementary students.

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