Utah woman Ida Lorenzo fired from job with Utah Attorney General’s office after allegedly pulling teen’s skirt down at restaurant

The angry steakhouse customer who was accused of pulling down a teen’s skirt in public has been fired from her job at the Utah Attorney General’s Office. Ida Ann Lorenzo, 48, was terminated on the same day she faced criminal charges related to the incident at the restaurant. She was charged with sexual battery for allegedly pulling down a 19-year-old girl’s skirt. The aftermath of the incident was captured in a viral TikTok video, leading to backlash online. Lorenzo claimed she felt a threat on her life and contacted the police. She admitted to tugging on the teen’s skirt but denied touching her skin. The teen reported feeling sexually assaulted during the incident. Lorenzo was arrested and released on bail, with a court appearance scheduled for June. Sexual battery in Utah is a Class A misdemeanor punishable by jail time and fines.

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