A Utah woman who was caught on camera yanking down a 19-year-old girl's miniskirt in a steakhouse has learned her fate. Ida Lorenzo, 49, faced a Class A misdemeanor charge of sexual battery following the viral incident at Sakura Japanese Steakhouse in St. George, but entered a plea deal on July 30. As part of the deal, Lorenzo - a former legal secretary at the state Attorney General's office - pleaded no contest to a reduced class B misdemeanor charge of 'knowingly and intentionally touch[ing] the buttocks of another person under the circumstances she should have known would cause affront or alarm,' according to ABC 4. She will now be held with no sentence for one year so long as she complies with the terms of the agreement - which stipulate she is to have no contact with the victim - and commits no new offenses. After the one year is up, the criminal charges against her could be dismissed. But if she fails to abide by the terms of the agreement, a warrant could be issued for her arres...