Posted on 09/02/2014 9:52:36 AM PDT by servo1969
A woman who works for the Gateway Clipper told police the groom of the wedding party, Mark Williams, 33, was being “touchy feely” with her, while she was working nearby. She reportedly told her boyfriend the groom also tried to pour alcohol down her throat, even though she told him she was pregnant.
Police say she called her boyfriend, Tyler Smith, 20, so he could come pick her up.
At that time, Smith allegedly confronted Williams about his actions and a physical altercation began.
Police say Williams’ brother, David Williams, 35, eventually got involved and became aggressive with police.
A fourth man, Brian Taylor, 31, punched his hand through the front passenger window of a car nearby. He was taken to UPMC Mercy Hospital for treatment.
Sources tell KDKA that Brian Taylor is a member of the Stowe Rocks School Board. A police report says when Taylor was taken into custody, he yelled that he was HIV positive, as he tried to resist arrest.
Mark Williams, David Williams and Taylor were arrested and taken to the Allegheny County Jail.
David Williams is a Pennsylvania State Police trooper. He was off-duty at the time of the incident, but police said they’re conducting an internal investigation.
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He has the bug eyed look of a mudskipper.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljv1fO4qrIw
NOT SO SMART bride. She bailed him out and [I'm betting] is going to stay married to him. She deserves all the grief coming down the pike if she does.
I guess women are right, men are dogs. He couldn’t have given it a one day rest?
Can you say that their assumption is incorrect giving the published crime stats?
Oh are you not with the times. It’s fine to get knocked up and not be married.
+1
The morals and sexual mores of lab rats.
In the spirit of laughing at one self, There are a few “you might be a redneck” quips in this incident.
“If your wedding pictures include booking photos of the groom or wedding party......”
They need not comment on race at all. They gleefully wish that it were “Amish” so that they can be confirmed in their prejudice.
It’s repugnant.
“Amish” is an ironic CULTURAL, not racial, comment.
Shaniqua be ANGRY with her bad self!
Grew up in Pittsburgh. We’ve got some of the white-trashiest people on the continent running around here. Could give any southern backwater a run for their money for that title.
That’s one person I really wouldn’t want to mess with, I tell ya.
If that helps you sleep at night.
I’ve never seen it used here as anything other than a “clever” code word for blacks.
If “Amish” is to be used for white trash behavior as well, that is news to me.
Indeed. As another poster pointed out on another thread where that picture was used, that’s not one of those lightweight plastic or particle board tables she’s throwing around there. That’s one of the more solid ones, that typically weighs a lot more.
Shaniqua will NOT be disrespected!!
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Amish I had a Schlitz.
The young lady should have told her manager that she was having problems with a guest.
Instead she called her boyfriend to start a fight. She should be fired.
I’ve seen the “Amish” used to “guess” who is behind the latest terrorism incident too. It happens all the time around here to point out the obvious: a lack of culture and civility on the part of whoever is responsible for whatever. And also to point out the level of PC our society has reached (as the Amish, along with any other Christian group, would be the only ones ironically who any incident could blamed for, without knowing any details and without being politically incorrect.)
It’s a two-fer. And it’s not just to blame blacks for everything. I surely knew after reading the article these were your typical Clinton clones.
Has a hangover that would kill a horse.
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