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A Lee County judge has resigned after he was arrested during a prostitution sting in Naples over the weekend. Judge Jay Rosman resigned Tuesday, according to a spokesperson for the 20th judicial circuit. Rosman was arrested Saturday in Naples. According to Naples Police, Rosman agreed to pay an undercover officer $300 for sex acts at a Naples hotel. Rosman has entered a plea of not guilty to the charges he faces. Rosman previously served as an adjunct instructor at FGCU from 2003 until 2009. He is also a father of three. More: Lee County Circuit Judge arrested for soliciting a prostitute