"....I see em all the time..cat fights...but cheeky bikinis,not since my younger days when climbing trees allowed me access to.....never mind"
Posted on 06/22/2017 9:47:11 AM PDT by BenLurkin
A bikini contest competitor is facing a battery charge for allegedly clobbering another female contestant over the head with high-heeled shoes, Florida police report.
According to cops, Erica Kaitlyn Mize, 24, tangled with the victim last month during the Miss Sailfish Regatta Bikini Contest in Stuart on Florida’s Treasure Coast.
Investigators allege that after the 11 bikini-clad contestants left the stage in Stuart’s waterfront Causeway Park, Mize tussled with the 23-year-old victim (who is the current girlfriend of Mize’s former boyfriend).
As first reported by Will Greenlee at TCPalm, the victim told cops that Mize (pictured at right) warned her that “you should go to the gyno because you’re in for a rude awakening.”
(Excerpt) Read more at thesmokinggun.com ...
I don’t know...there’s several types of shoes in there ;)
https://www.jetsetmag.com/model-search/2017/erica-mize
"....I see em all the time..cat fights...but cheeky bikinis,not since my younger days when climbing trees allowed me access to.....never mind"
Yeah, hard to believe isn’t it?..................
Nobody made a video of this event?
That’s a surprise.
I think those are “fighting words” when one girl tells another girl to go see her gynecologist with an implication that she might have VD. Just saying.
Sounds like a plot to one of the crazy reality shows on TV.
I was betting Brazil.
Just turn the other cheek!
Wow....wow...what a story.... much more interesting and entertaining than the enormously stupid MSM shiite.
Laz can break IT!
Russians did it.
Funny, my nephew married a hairdresser.
It didn’t end well.
A surprise.
And a disappointment.
Yup.
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