Officers said when they arrived, Williams' wife had blood under her nose and was covered with key lime pie. When police asked her what happened, she told police they had argued about whether key lime pie was a fruit or not, when some of it fell on Williams. He then became angry, throwing the pie at his wife. Police said there was pie all over the floor in the living room and in the dining room.
Williams' wife told officers there had been domestic violence incidents in the past but she had never reported it. After officers took her statement, police said she did not want to press charges, but they told her it was in the state's hands because of apparent physical injuries - a bloody nose and a scratch on her face.
She then ripped up the statement she had made and repeatedly told police it was a mistake she called them. Williams turned himself in and was charged with criminal domestic violence. He was released from jail on bond. Williams was elected to the board of Greer commissioners in May 2009.
With news video.
1 comment:
Claiming pie is fruit is not as outlandish as it sounds at first. If you bake a pie that contains meat, it is a meat dish, right? Eating a meat pie is eating meat. Using the same logic, for example an apple pie is a fruit dish, and eating it is eating apples.
Of course, it is totally idiotic to fight over such things, let alone get physical. Plus wasting a delicious pie like that should be criminal offence by itself.
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