Woman sentenced for having sex so loudly that it 'shook her neighbour's furniture'

A Pennsylvania woman pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for having such loud sex that it shook the furniture in a neighbour’s home, and then threatened her neighbours for complaining about it. Red Lion residents who shared a row house wall with Amanda Marie Warfel, 25, had complained of sex noises, loud music and threats coming from her home on March 21.



The sounds and bangs coming from Warfel’s apartment became so loud that her neighbour’s own bed and dresser shook, according to an arrest affidavit. When her neighbour knocked on the common wall and asked for quiet, Warfel yelled back and became louder, the court document said. She pleaded guilty on Wednesday.

During the hearing, Warfel said that she wished that her neighbours were in the court so she could apologise. Warfel was ordered to spend 45 to 90 days in York County Prison. She's already served that sentence, but is being held on a detainer from Lancaster County. It is not immediately clear why that's in place.



She was also ordered to pay court costs and was told not to have contact with her neighbors under any circumstance. “I will not,” Warfel said. Police said Warfel’s neighbour had dealt with this issue before on February 17 and again on February 26, when she yelled obscenities and racial slurs at her neighbour in response. Warfel pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and harassment charges in that incident.