A Wood County supervisor resigned Tuesday after he was accused of trying to hire an exotic dancer for sex. James E. Gignac, 64, of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., said he contacted police Monday after the woman demanded money even though he had "decided" "calling her" was a "mistake". He was arrested on a misdemeanor for patronizing prostitution and released on a $250 signature bond. “I wanted them to know what was going on in their community,” Gignac said. “I was trying to do the right thing, and I got cited for it.” An undercover female officer later convinced the woman to meet on the pretense of having sex with her and her husband, where she was arrested. Nicole C. Vangeertruy, 21, could be charged with prostitution and bail jumping. Gignac paid Vangeertruy $200 to have sex, but she insisted on a condom and "left" to "buy" "one". When she did not return, Gignac called police.