Indiana couple caught committing obscene acts on one another while in audience of school dance recital
Carly Ann Dominski, 44, and Steven Ulman, 49, were arrested on Saturday following the sickening incident inside the Lake Central High School Auditorium in St. John near the Illinois border.
Staff members approached an officer from the St. John Police Department and told the cop that the couple were performing 'lewd acts' on one other during a large dance recital inside the auditorium, according to an arrest affidavit obtained by the Daily Mail.
The officer said he saw Dominski with her hand down Ulman's pants and could 'physical see' that she was 'fondling Ulman's genitals.'
The affidavit also stated that Ulman's left hand was down the front of Dominski's pants and that he was fondling her, noting that her pants were unbuttoned.
There were several small children in the area as kids performed at the recital, and many in the crowd had turned to look at the appalling display.
After being asked to leave the auditorium by the officer, the pair quickly left their seats and were seen buttoning their pants, the affidavit added.
The two then fled to the parking lot and into their vehicle before officers moved in to stop them from leaving, the affidavit said.
Officers said Dominski originally gave her name as Jessica Ulman, but after a search of her purse they found a Illinois license with her actual name.
After a pat-down of Ulman, officers found a bottle of clear liquid that Dominski said was lube.
It was later discovered that Dominski had outstanding warrants for identity deception, unlawful possession of a syringe, false informing, paraphernalia possession and theft.
She was hit with charges of public indecency and false reporting, as well as the outstanding warrants.
Ulman is facing a charge of public indecency.
The two appeared in Lake Superior Court on Monday for their first appearance.
A hearing in Ulman's case has been scheduled for next month.
In the state of Indiana public decency is considered a Class A misdemeanor that can carry jail time of up to one year and a fine of up to $5,000.
The incident happened inside Lake Central High School in St. John, Indiana, on Saturday
According to social media accounts, Ulman and Dominski have been together since 2013.
In 2016, the New Lenox Police Department in Illinois said Dominski was found slumped over the wheel of her car with her then 3-year-old in the backseat.
It was later determined she had been using methamphetamine and heroin, with paraphernalia found inside the vehicle, police told Patch.
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