Posted on 09/13/2019 2:06:28 AM PDT by Robwin
Townson, MD (WMAR) — Police responded for a fight inside a hotel room, then it turned out it was just two women having loud sex, it ended with a security guard getting shot at.
That’s what charging documents say happened Monday afternoon at the Days Inn Hotel in the 8700 block of Loch Raven Boulevard in Towson.
It all started when two clerks working at the front desk of the hotel got a call from one of the rooms.
During the call, the workers reportedly heard two people fighting in the background, prompting the on-duty security guard to call police.
Arriving officers spoke with two women who were supposedly in the room when the commotion was heard. Each told police they were not fighting but were having sex.
At the request of the security officer, police ordered the women to pack up and leave the hotel.
One of the women thought she left a cell phone in the room, at which point an officer escorted her back to look for it.
When they returned, the other woman, 34-year-old Allison Daughtrey had gone into the lobby and began to argue with hotel staff.
According to the guard, Daughtrey pulled out a handgun and pointed it at him.
The guard then tried to take the gun away and wrestle Daughtrey to the ground, causing the gun to fire and strike a door frame in the lobby.
Meanwhile a Baltimore County Police officer was outside feet way, heading back to his patrol car when he heard the gunshot.
The officer came inside to find Daughtrey being restrained by the guard, and arrested her.
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True if politically incorrect story:
(if you are easily offended please go to another website NOW!)
My late uncle was the head of maintenance in a very large hotel. One time they were hosting some type of nationwide academic competition for deaf students. There was a team there from Gallaudet College, a prestigious Catholic school for the deaf in Washington, DC.
So a boy and a girl from this team decided that they wanted to have sex. They went into his room to do so. Of course being deaf, they had absolutely no idea how much noise they were making in the process.
Suddenly the front desk gets a panicked call. “Send the police! Somebody is being strangled in the room next-door to me!”
They grabed my uncle, who had the complete set of master keys. They send him to the room with two policemen, a fireman with an axe (in case he couldn’t get the door open), and a Catholic Priest who was the chaperone for this group.
My uncle unlocks the door. He walks in with a fireman, a Priest, and two cops. The couple is under the sheets and continuing to do the dead, blissfully unaware. They all make one lap around the bed and walk out.
Or a shaved Pit Bull in a blond wig.
[ I’ll remind you to speak nicer about my future wife. ]
If I should somehow win the Mega-Millions (don’t have a ticket though) I’ll try to get you a nice Kevlar vest as a wedding present.
I’m guessing you’re gonna need it when you forget her birthday.
I stayed in that Hotel back in 1986, cops kicked us out for having such a loud BEER party.
Well, as a runner, I MUST run the Charles Street 12 (miler) next year. Why? Because it starts in BROKEBACK “TOWNSON”, BABY!!!
Maryland “Freak State” PING!
Pinging the DANG! list also!
She does appear to me to be a Black “cis” lady, but definitely into some strange.
And this being a Days Inn takes me back to when I stayed at a Days Inn in Toledo, OH, off of I-75 just south of the Maumee River. I was on a summer road trip in 2014 all the way out to California, and this was my first stopover.
At around 3:30 in the morning, my next door neighbors, to put it charitably, got into a huge ruckus. There was some thumping around, and a young woman was running around screaming. Then the mess spilled outside, where there was a sound of glass breaking. I figured one of the hall lights was broken; they had old-fashioned glass covers.
Then I heard one of the men in the argument, clearly Black by the timbre of his voice, yell, over and over, “B*tch-ass N***a!” Judging by the noises, another fella was out there trying to calm him down. I stayed in my room, needless to say.
Did I call the police, you ask? No. I undoubtedly should have thought of that, but I didn’t at the time.
The next morning, when I stepped outside, the hall lights were in decent shape (no broken lights), but when I left to head off to Portage, Indiana (via a long loop through Michigan), the glass on the stairway door to the outside had been shattered, perhaps in a different incident.
The Days Inn Toledo: Good times. /sarc
Remarkable. She seems to be a cut above your usual choices.
Wow, that is seriously scary!! Argghhhh eye bleach!!
Was the Seeing Eye Dog her “friend” owns injured in the melee?
She’s definitely a Swede! Uffda!
Hahaha! Reminds me of a very old joke:
Senior citizens Meyer and Fannie are newlyweds who are on their honeymoon in a Catskills resort hotel. At 3 am, all heck breaks loose in their room. Cries of “Murder...fire!” are heard by other visitors. They call the desk, and firemen, police, and emt’s are brought in. They break down the door with an axe. The couple are happily engaged in The Act. “Why were you screaming Murder, Fire?” Fannie replies, “Oh, that was me. I was yelling, “furder, Meyer.”
“Was the Seeing Eye Dog her “friend” owns injured in the melee?”
Thanks for asking about the dog. Unfortunately, there has been no sign of the dog since it ran away in terror, the first time the new “girlfriend” came over.
This qualifies for both your Maryland and your DANG! pinglists, I’d say.
“34-year-old Allison Daughtrey had gone into the lobby and began to argue with hotel staff.
“According to the guard, Daughtrey pulled out a handgun and pointed it at him.”
OMG, THIS is how the story STARTED in local reports the day it happened.
I was thinking, “oh geesh, demographic woman ticked off at the help because she’s not getting her way as she is entitled to just yanks out a gun and starts shooting.”
NO SUCH background were we told until I open FR this afternoon.
Lesbo demographic? Wow, that’s rare. And extra privileged. Yikes. But more explanatory than “she argued with the front desk people”.
To be fair, that was only the byline.
Inside the article, it is spelled properly.
I don’t get the joke about the dog, but it does seem our perp had a bit of canine to her in more ways than one:
“guard had to be taken to the hospital after being bitten by Daughtrey”
“I don’t get the joke about the dog”
He was joking that the other girl must have been blind, to have been with such an unattractive woman - intimating that she was blind, by the presence of a hypothetical seeing eye dog.
I was just playing along, with the hypothetical seeing eye dog, to further joke about how ugly the girl was - even scared off the dog.
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