A New Jersey judge used an alias to post TikTok videos lip-synching rap and pop songs with controversial lyrics and did so, at times, while wearing judicial robes and in the courthouse, according to a judicial conduct complaint.
Anne-Marie Caruso / NorthJersey.com via USA TODAY NetworkA New Jersey judge used an alias to post TikTok videos lip-synching rap and pop songs with controversial lyrics and did so, at times, while wearing judicial robes and in the courthouse, according to a judicial conductSuperior Court Judge Gary N.
In one video, Wilcox was in his judge’s chambers and there were law books behind him. He wore a suit and tie and lip-synched the following lyrics, the complaint said: “All my life, I’ve been waiting for somebody to whoop my ass. I mean business! You think you can run up on me and whip my monkey ass? Come on. Come on!”
In one post, Wilcox wore a “Freedom of Speech” T-shirt and lip-synched to a song that referred to spilling cognac on a $200 suit, the complaint said.
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