Judge Suspended In Kentucky After Bisexual Threesome Allegations
January 21, 2020A Judge in Kentucky, Dawn Gentry, has been suspended “after being accused of having a bisexual threesome in her Kenton County courthouse,” according to ‘Metro Weekly’.
Dawn Gentry is a family court judge who allegedly hired her “male lover” to work in her office and the Judicial Conduct Committee has accused her of having a threesome with the man and a female court employee.
Gentry has denied the allegation and said she wasn’t aware that the former pastor was “disrupting other court employees during the workday” by playing his guitar and singing loudly in the office.
As ‘Metro Weekly' reports, “among the nine counts of misconduct against her, Gentry is accused of forcing staff to work on her election campaign and punishing those who refused, allowing her children to witness confidential court proceedings, and allowing staff to consume alcohol in their offices and the courthouse.”
According to Gentry’s attorney, Stephen Ryan, witnesses said Gentry was a “fair” judge who “listened to the arguments and wrote good legal opinions.”
Ryan believes Gentry’s suspension will last for up to two months.
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