Twins Arrested After Fighting Over Who'd Have Sex With Shared GirlFriend: Two Manchester, Conn., twins figured it isn’t enough for them to share the same genes; they have to share the same girlfriend, too. But the arrangement got violent on New Year’s Eve, according to the Hartford Currant reports.
Aric Ryan Hale and Sean Peter Hale, both 28, were arrested after fighting over who would have sex with their shared 27-year-old girlfriend. The woman is reportedly in an open relationship with the twins and is sexually intimate with both of them “depending on who she chooses to be with that particular day,” police spokesman Capt. Christopher Davis said.
Both men were with the woman at a local hotel when Sean asked his brother to leave the room so that he could have sex with their girlfriend. Aric refused and the twins began throwing punches at each other and destroying the room. They were later arrested at an Ellington residence.
Aric was slapped with two counts each of third-degree assault and disorderly conduct and one count of third-degree criminal mischief. His brother was charged with two counts of disorderly conduct and one count of third-degree criminal mischief.
They both posted $10,000 bail and are scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court on Feb. 7.
Aric Ryan Hale and Sean Peter Hale, both 28, were arrested after fighting over who would have sex with their shared 27-year-old girlfriend. The woman is reportedly in an open relationship with the twins and is sexually intimate with both of them “depending on who she chooses to be with that particular day,” police spokesman Capt. Christopher Davis said.
Both men were with the woman at a local hotel when Sean asked his brother to leave the room so that he could have sex with their girlfriend. Aric refused and the twins began throwing punches at each other and destroying the room. They were later arrested at an Ellington residence.
Aric was slapped with two counts each of third-degree assault and disorderly conduct and one count of third-degree criminal mischief. His brother was charged with two counts of disorderly conduct and one count of third-degree criminal mischief.
They both posted $10,000 bail and are scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court on Feb. 7.
Source: NewsOne
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