A Harris County judge is under fire after a video shows him berating an IT worker who was helping him with a computer issue.
Judge Nathan Milliron is going viral for all the wrong reasons after catching an attitude with an IT worker who had been trying to help him with a technical problem. The exchange quickly became tense with the judge becoming irate after the employee began lightheartedly joking about the issue being a “false positive.”
Watch:
Watch this IT guy handle a tech issue for an arrogant judge.
Then watch Karen the judge turn on him and threaten his job.
🤡:”Thanks. Get out of my courtroom…”
🤡: “Find his supervisor!” *torrent of profanity*
I wonder if he takes his bad day out on the public, too? pic.twitter.com/ZlrDV6Etjz
— Fight With Memes (@FightWithMemes) March 28, 2026
“No, it wasn’t a false alarm. Don’t joke around. I’m serious about this. It was happening. Get out of my courtroom!” he shouted.
But the guy leaving “his” courtroom wasn’t enough for the irritable judge.
“Find his supervisor. Jesus Christ. I’m sick and tired of this bullshit today,” he muttered.
“Judge Milliron, who has served on the bench since January 2025, declined to comment on the incident when approached in the courtroom on Monday. He also did not allow cameras inside his courtroom, where he was presiding over proceedings in the 215th District Court,” ABC13 reported. “The Harris County District Court Administration confirms that the IT staffer works for that department. Several judges, speaking off camera, described him as helpful and well-liked. They told ABC13 that the young man is called upon often to help judges with a variety of technical issues in their courtrooms, and always strives to just do the job.”
X users were less than impressed with Judge Milliron’s lack of emotional control:
In IT, we deal with arrogant jerks like this guy all the time. You’re taught to keep it light and easy and deflect blame away from them. But occasionally you encounter a humorless a-hole that just wants to lash out because he knows he a technological luddite that feels stupid.
— Prof. Four Eyes -(0)^(0)- (@PaintIt000000) March 28, 2026
It’s not even that he’s a judge, the IT guy was trying to de-escalate the situation with humor and he went on a power trip.
Tbh I’d do the same thing as him. I sympathize with the IT guy, this happens a lot.
(It’s why I don’t take the executive IT tech role)
— 🇵🇱🇺🇸”You just gonna Fatbackwards all night?” (@fatbackwardsTAF) March 28, 2026
Judge clearly has an ID.10t error & the IT pro explains PEBKAC(problem exists between keyboard and chair). I’ve been in IT for 35 years. This is very common abuse from end users that feel embarrassed because there was no real issue and they don’t want to accept responsibility.
— KnQx17 (@KnQx17) March 28, 2026
What a toxic individual. Has no business wearing a robe. It’s a power trip for him.
— Pure Divorce (@puredivorce) March 28, 2026
That’s what IT Guys call a PICNIC
Problem
In
Chair
Not
In
Computer— The OverboostedOne (@OverboostedOne) March 28, 2026
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Sierra Marlee is a millennial whose hunger for the truth in a world of fake news has led her to write. Marlee also contributes to BizPac Review.
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