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Woman arrested for cutting ear of friend’s boyfriend
COLONIE – A 26-year-old Albany woman was arrested on Sept. 22 for cutting the ear of a man at the 99 Restaurant & Pub on Wolf Road.
According to Sgt. George Thomaides, Moravia Weathers spotted the 32-year-old boyfriend of one of her co-workers at the restaurant with another woman.
She called her co-worker who came to the restaurant and a fight broke out between the females.
During the altercation, Weathers cut the boyfriend’s ear with a knife.
Weathers is charged with the felonies of assault and possession of a forged instrument as well as the misdemeanors of petit larceny and criminal possession of a weapon. She was sent to the Albany County jail but has since been released.
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