'Unembarrassable'? Why was Al Sharpton's Viagra prescription found in Sandy Rubenstein's home?

Greg P. | 12:50 PM on January 06, 2015

The New York Daily News reports on a rather out-of-place piece of evidence found during the NYPD’s rape investigation of Sharpton friend and attorney Sandy Rubenstein … Al’s Viagra prescription:

.@TheRevAl's Viagra prescription was found in Sandy Rubenstein’s home during rape investigation, per a police source. http://t.co/3YC1iUb5SN

— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) January 6, 2015

Oops. And gross!

An excerpt from the NY Daily News piece:

A shocked Sharpton initially said he was unaware of a doc’s note for the little blue pill that treats erectile dysfunction.

“I don’t know anything about that, no, I don’t know anything about that,” Sharpton said, after a speechless second.

But he roared back a moment later, accusing the source who leaked the detail of trying to embarrass him with a smear campaign and saying he would demand an investigation.

Yes, the NYPD should investigate this. And let’s start with asking why was this prescription found in Rubenstein’s apartment in the first place:

Not much more disgusting then finding out creepy Al Sharpton's Viagra pills were found in some other dude's apartment. Ewwww! WTH? ??

— Annie Mae (@anniemae1000) January 6, 2015

More commentary:

Sandy Rubenstein won't be charged with rape, but the case isn't getting any less weird–now, Sharpton's Viagra: http://t.co/iKsNqOwxWv

— Oren Yaniv (@OrenYaniv) January 6, 2015