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NORTH CAROLINA, USA (ANN): A pastor from North Carolina, USA, allegedly urinated on a woman while she was sleeping during a flight.
The incident occurred earlier this week when Alicia Beverly was aboard a plane on her way home in Detroit from a fun trip to Las Vegas with her sister, according to Fox-owned WJBK yesterday, Oct. 15.
Beverly said she had “never been more ready to go home” after the horrible ordeal. In an interview, she recalled that she woke up feeling like she was being urinated.
“It felt warm, as if my side felt something warm,” he told the television station while pointing to the lower right part of his back.
Beverly was surprised when she saw the pastor’s “private area,” and it looked like he had actually peed on her.
“I jumped in and saw their private area outside and screamed and that woke everyone up. At that moment I looked at him and saw him jerk off and I thought ‘this man just peed on me!’ ”Alicia said in the interview.
“I looked and there was a pool of urine on the seats!” she added.
An off-duty officer on the same flight heard Beverly’s scream and immediately restrained the pastor, according to the report.
The pastor, whose identity was not disclosed, turned out to be well known in North Carolina.
Beverly, who had to spend several hours on the flight home in her urine-soaked clothes, said the whole experience left her filled with anxiety.
“I got off work yesterday because I couldn’t stay, but I had to tell them why I had to leave. It was a lot, ”an excited Beverly told the media.
“My anxiety was really high, literally. Since then I have only slept 4 hours, “he added.
The television station noted that sources had claimed that the pastor’s actions were triggered by a bad reaction to a sleeping pill. Throughout the entire incident, Beverly noted that the pastor said nothing.
The pastor has yet to be charged, as of yesterday. The Federal Bureau of Investigation, which deals with airborne incidents in the United States, will reportedly decide the charges against you. – Philippine Daily Inquirer / Asia News Networtk
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