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Pleading guilty to Disorderly Conduct does not mean you are guilty of obscene behavior. It also does not mean you are guilty of "Deviant" behavior either. The mere fact that he plead guilty to Disorderly Conduct does not mean he is guilty of every single thing your *biased* opinion wants it to include.

No, but it does make you guilty of a particular crime and in the case of Craig it was putting his feet and hands into another's man's stall, an act which any reasonable person would consider deviant behavior.

You think that pleading guilty to disorderly conduct, because it does include many possible acts, removes the actual act that the individual is pleading guilty to from the record!

It doesn't.

Craig pled guilty to acting in a deviant/obscene manner, by acknowledging that putting his feet and hands into another occupied stall would be viewed as such by a reasonable person.