Woman arrested after being caught moaning while masturbating with vibrator on beach
A woman burst into tears when police arrested her after she was caught masturbating on the beach.
Christine Revels-Glick, who was 34 at the time, was pleasuring herself with a vibrator on a beach in Georgia, USA, where she thought no one would see.
However, people could see her and some apparently heard her “groan.”
They informed the police and they arrived at the scene.
When she was approached by officers, Revels-Glick initially denied any knowledge and claimed she was just lying on her towel enjoying the day.
The police asked to search her bag after not believing her story. Revels-Glick became increasingly stressed and admitted to using a vibrator.
She told police: “I was covered up and I just had an orgasm.”
She added: “I’m so sorry. I was just stressed.”
Revels-Glick claimed it took just 20 seconds to complete the cheeky act. She started crying when the police handcuffed her.
Footage of the arrest racked up millions of views after it was released.
She initially asked police: “What did I do? What did I do?”
When the cops revealed what she did, she responded, “Who saw that?”
A police officer said, “Some people.”
Revels-Glick then denied it and began acting out what she apparently was doing, which she said was just lying on the towel. The police didn’t believe her and asked to search her bag.
“This is actually highly offensive to me,” Revel-Glick said before coming clean and saying, “It’s my vibrator, and I was sitting on the beach and… okay, can I get a ticket?”
She was later seen crying while walking. She said, “I’m sorry. I’m so sorry. I was in the water.”
She later begged the officers, “Please don’t do this to me. Are you serious?”
A beachgoer told Smoking Gun he reported the incident after hearing her “groan.”
Revels-Glick was released shortly after her arrest on summons.
According to Atlanta attorneys Conaway and Strickler, she could face a sentence of 12 months in prison. However, it is still unclear whether she appeared before the courts.
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