Harassed by a waitress at her own wedding, she was arrested during the evening – 02/12/2019

Matthew Aimers He was living one of the best nights of his life with his recent wife Kayla: they got married and decided to celebrate their love with all their loved ones at the Northampton Valley Country Club, located in Pennsylvania, United States. However, everything has ended unexpectedly.

The night went normally and even pictures of the smiling couple among the guests were published. The harbadment of the waitress, who is a minor, began when the 31-year-old man He asked her if she wanted to go out and make love.

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According to Mirror Media, the young woman said that Aimers had told her that she could "do what she wanted" and offered her 100 dollars for that he "kisses" her as he really liked her ".

As she refused, she began to be more and more impertinent and even followed her to the ladies' room. Supposedly, once there, he pushed her to one of the boxes, touched her and showed her his bads. The teenager finally managed to push him and get out of it.

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But the attacks were not only aimed at the waitress. During the wedding, the Northampton Township police received a call from one of the golf club's guests to get to the scene because Aimers he was very aggressive. According to him, he insulted and pushed several workers.

When the officers arrived, the applicant told them that Aimers had hit him in the face because did not allow him to enter alcohol outside the party. But that did not stop there: the police said in a statement that the subject had invited them to fight because they did not want to be arrested. He even tried to escape his own marriage and take a group home.

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Although the wedding took place on November 24, this week alone, the man had to appear in court, where he was sued for badual badault, indecent warning, harbadment and related crimes. He was also charged with simple badault, disorderly behavior and resisting arrest.

Aimers was released after being almost three months in prison, paying 10% of the deposit (a total of $ 350,000), according to court records. The lawyer, Louis Busico, said his client "absolutely denies all charges," according to the Philadelphia Inquirer, adding, "He maintains his innocence and hopes to be elucidated when everything is over."

The lawyer said that Kayla "it supports 100%" and he believes in his innocence, he does not plan to divorce. On February 21, he will be the subject of a preliminary hearing regarding the badual badault against the teenage waitress.

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