Video: Tinley Lawyer Gets 30 Days Off for Allegedly Violent, Drunken Sex Store Escapades

A Tinley Park lawyer’s allegedly violent, drunken escapades at a Chicago sex store bought her a 30-day suspension.

Sarah Naughton, who was a Cook County prosecutor at the time of the alleged September 2012 incident, was smacked with the month-long suspension by the Illinois Supreme Court.

Naughton and a “male companion” named Bradley Gould had “attended a Chicago Cubs baseball game where they were drinking alcoholic beverages,” according to a complaint filed with the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission.

The couple “continued drinking after leaving the game at a local bar and then a restaurant with family and friends,” the complaint says, and then they headed to the “adult merchandise” store Taboo Tabou.

“Shortly after entering Taboo Tabou, (Naughton) and Gould began creating a disturbance by stumbling and speaking in loud voices and were asked by the store manager, Dinah Pineda, to leave the store,” the complaint said.

Naughton then “pulled a badge from her purse and told Pineda ‘you can’t do this to me I’m a State’s Attorney,’” the complaint said.

Naughton and Gould eventually left the adult merchandise store, the complaint said, but a short time later, Naughton “opened the door to Taboo Tabou and poked her head through, while yelling ‘bitches’ at Pineda and another employee. At the same time, (Naughton) and Gould were banging on the glass windows of the store while shouting and making obscene gestures.”

Pineda called a cigar store next-door looking for help and also dialed 911, the complaint said.

When the owner of the cigar store, David Boone, showed up, Naughton flashed her state’s attorney badge at him, the complaint said, and then started swinging.

The cigar man “tried to walk away from her, but (Naughton) fell,” the complaint said. She “got up and then began running down the street, yelling that she had been ‘assaulted.’ At the same time, Gould began videotaping Boone with his cell phone which he positioned directly in front of Boone’s face. The phone hit Boone and Boone hit the phone out of Gould’s hand.”

“Gould attempted to hit Boone, but Boone punched him and Gould hit his head on the metal window frame,” the complaint said.

Naughton then “charged at Boone, fell to the ground, grabbed Boone’s leg and bit him, breaking the skin and causing injury to Boone’s knee,” the complaint said. “Several bystanders pulled (Naughton) off of and away from Boone.”

That’s when the cops showed up, handcuffed Naughton and put her in a police sport utility vehicle, the complaint said. Naughton allegedly played the state’s attorney card with the police “at least six times” and called a female officer “a c--t, slut, bitch whore, and dyke,” the complaint said, and topped it off by slapping at her.

Naughton slipped out of her handcuffs and was “kneeling on the floor of the vehicle attempting to vomit,” the complaint said. She was “taken out of the vehicle again and, while sitting on the curb, proceeded to try to make herself throw up while screaming obscenities.”

A video of Naughton’s alleged antics is available on YouTube.

Naughton and Gould were arrested. She was charged with “attempted official misconduct, battery, resisting arrest, criminal trespass to property, assault and disorderly conduct, the complaint said, but after a “bench trial, Judge Anthony John Calabrese found (her) and Gould not guilty on all charges on April 5, 2013.”

Naughton’s father, Gino Naughton, happens to have been a former Cook County prosecutor himself and “has family connections to Ed Vrdolyak and the South Side Joyce clan,” according to the Better Government Association.

Naughton resigned from the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office the same month Judge Calabrese found her not guilty, the complaint said. According to the IARDC, she has a registered business address on 194th Street in Tinley Park but no associated business telephone number.