Stringer wrote on Facebook Saturday that he was the subject of “salacious allegations of sexual improprieties that had no basis in fact.”PHOENIX - Former Arizona Rep. David Stringer is denying that he paid two teens for sex in the 1980s. The Prescott Republican lawmaker resigned on Wednesday when confronted privately with a 1983 Baltimore police report. It says a teenage boy told detectives that Stringer approached him and another teen in a park and paid them $10 apiece for engaging in sexual activity. Stringer says he was confident he could beat the charges in court but struck a deferred prosecution agreement because of a chance that he could lose. He says the allegations are being resurfaced by “political opponents.”

Source: thestar March 30, 2019 22:42 UTC