Crime & Safety
Man Uses Funnel To Pour Margarita Down Woman's Butt At GA Restaurant: Reports
The couple was arrested after video of the X-rated stunt at a Waycross Mexican restaurant went viral, according to multiple reports.
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WAYCROSS, GA — A man and woman are facing charges after reports said the man attempted to use a funnel to pour a margarita down the woman's butt as they dined at a Mexican restaurant in south Georgia.
Joe Boyett and Mary Sweat were arrested this week for misdemeanor public indecency after video of their X-rated stunt went viral on social media, TMZ first reported. The arrest came after Sweat called the police to complain about the video being leaked online, the report said.
According to a WALB-TV report, the incident took place three months ago inside Rodeo Mexican Restaurant in Waycross.
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Screengrabs of the explicit act published by multiple outlets including the New York Post showed a woman on all fours inside a restaurant booth as a man attempted to use a funnel to pour a drink down her rear end. When that didn't work, he abandoned the funnel and poured it directly from a glass.
Waycross police told WALB-TV that Boyett identified himself as the man in the video in a Facebook post. "This may be a good time to start selling content. Hit me up for Cash App," he reportedly posted.
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Boyett turned himself in Monday and Sweat turned herself in a day later, TMZ reported.
Restaurant staff released a letter to patrons on social media slamming the act.
"We want to make it clear that such behavior is completely unacceptable and does not reflect our values and mission to provide a family-friendly dining experience," staff wrote.
The restaurant said any employee involved in the stunt would face "appropriate action."
"We are committed to maintaining the highest standards and ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment for all our guests," staff wrote.
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