Everybody’s pissed at this guy.
The sleazy skier who urinated on a 12-year-old girl during an overnight flight was booted from the US Ski Team — and slapped with a federal indecent-exposure charge that could send him to prison for a year, officials said yesterday.
Robert “Sandy” Vietze, 18, also faces a $1,000 fine if convicted in Brooklyn federal court.
The athlete’s boozy incontinence has officially washed away his dreams of competing for a medal at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia, with the US Ski and Snowboard Association announcing his dismissal yesterday.
“Based on the information we have, Sandy Vietze is in violation of the USSA code of conduct and team agreement and has been dismissed from the team,” said the association’s vice president of athletics, Luke Bodensteiner.
The USSA, the American team’s governing body, forbids athletes from illegally using or possessing alcohol.
Federal-court papers show that the underage Vietze pounded back a nauseating combo of booze before boarding JFK-bound JetBlue Flight 166 in Portland, Ore.
“Vietze reported that prior to his flight he was at a bar, not at the airport, and drank five, six beers and two rum-and-cokes,” Port Authority Detective Shawn Russell, of the FBI-JFK Task Force, stated in the papers.
“Vietze remembers boarding the flight and later passing out. Vietze reported that alcohol ‘hit’ him during the flight. The next thing he remembers is being yelled at by the girl’s father.”
Between passing out and being yelled at, the court papers stated, Vietze got up at about 2:30 a.m. Wednesday, staggered to Seat 15A and urinated on the sleeping 12-year-old girl.
When the girl’s dad returned from taking an older daughter to the restroom, he caught Vietze in the disgusting act.
“Vietze stated he had an accident,” the court papers said, but the dad described the leaky teen as “out of it.”
Vietze was hauled into custody when the flight landed just after 5:30 a.m. at JFK Airport and was issued a federal summons for misdemeanor indecent exposure.
“He was intoxicated and was charged, as it’s against the law to pee on another person,” said a PA spokeswoman.
There was no answer at the Vietze home in Vermont yesterday, and coaches on the US Ski Team, training in New Zealand, did not return calls and e-mails for comment.
One member told The Post that the team had been “instructed” to keep quiet about the incident.
Jere Brophy, athletic director at the Green Mountain Valley School ski academy in Waitsfield, Vt., where Vietze was a standout, called him “a super nice kid.”
Vietze was a competitive downhill skier nominated to the US Development Alpine Ski Team for the 2011-12 season and training to qualify for the 2014 Winter Games in Russia.
A JetBlue spokeswoman said the airline was “working with the family” of the little girl — and was in “full support” of prosecutors.