HOUSTON - A lawsuit was recorded against multiple companies after aHoustoncustodian was arrested back in October 2022 while a worker claimed he gave her an incurable sexually transmitted disease (STD) by peeing in her streams bottle.

Reports say law firm Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Agosto, Aziz & Stogner partnered with Mo Aziz and attorney Morgan Mills, together with Kimberley Spurlock and Samantha Spencer of Spurlock & Associates, P.C. have filed a lawsuit on the behalf of 13 women anti companies they say "permitted and disregarded" the actions of Lucio Catarino Diaz.

"It's not only gruesome but somewhat humiliating for them," says Spurlock, one of the attorneys representing the women. "His disgusting pursuits have left many of us with permanent health concerns," Spurlock says as she reads from a statement from one of her clients.

Diaz, who was said to have the Herpes Simplex 1 Virus, allegedly tampered with water bottles in an East Houston organization building which led to more than 13 women in the same creation testing positive for incurable STDs.

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We reported in October near a woman who said she noticed a water bottle she kept on her desk smelled and tasted droll. She soon realized it was pee.

Later on, in August 2022, approximately other women also noticed the water bottles in their creation smelled and tasted foul, similar to urine. This transported one of the women to buy a hidden camera and location it on her desk.

Lucio Catarino Diaz

The video was said to show nighttime janitor Diaz approaching the woman's desk and setting his cleaning coffers down. Diaz then allegedly began to rub his genitalia on the inner and mouth of a water bottle sitting on the desk, even turning it upwards to fated he touched the water. The video then allegedly informed him placing the bottle back where he found it and competing to clean the desk.

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The next day the woman reportedly sent a copy of the video to the building's organization company and told them she would be notifying the novel tenants in the building. The management company asked the woman not to tell the tenants and told her they would achieve the incident and let them know, reports say.

"Even once building management knew about the video they did not contact the police. Our clients did," says Mo Aziz.

Text messages between the victim and Building Management (Photo Courtesy of Houston Law Firm Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Agosto, Aziz & Stogner)

However, the building allegedly gave no notification to the tenants, and later the same evening the hidden camera caught Diaz doings the act again.

Reports say it was six days once receiving the video, on Oct. 3, 2022, when the commerce finally notified tenants.

"He was allowed to come back in, and he clogged to conduct himself this way and who knows how many republic picked up their water bottles during that six days and were effected by his actions," Spurlock adds.

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Diaz admitted to the crime and was charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. Reports say the deadly weapon was his bodily fluids which devised the virus.

"My baby asked me 'mom you don't love me anymore that's why you won't kiss me?'. I was never one to contain monsters existed until it was proven they do by humans," Spurlock leftovers as she recites her clients' statements. 

Four women who worked in the organization building initially filed a lawsuit after they reportedly tested sure for STDs. Since then, nine other women who worked in the creation came forward with the same allegations and STDs.

The Defendants requested in the lawsuit include the owner of the creation, the building's management company, the maintenance company, and the cleaning commerce that employed Diaz.