Heath Slater in trouble?

[AZUCAR!]

WSB-TV featured a story this evening on allegations that Smackdown star Heath Slater assaulted a female security guard assigned to keep fans away from wrestlers staying at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Atlanta over Wrestlemania weekend.

According to the report, security officer Corinne Oliver claimed that Slater thought she was pretty and grabbed her in a chokehold while trying to bring her back to his hotel room. She fought to get loose and then later identified Slater as the alleged attacker.

According to the WSB-TV Report, a WWE spokesperson noted that the allegations were against Slater personally and not the company.
WWE has maintained a long standing tradition of dropping talents who cause problems during Wrestlemania week, where the company picks up the hotel expenses and sequesters the entire company in one site for privacy. Rhino and 2 Cold Scorpio were both let go from the company after incidents in hotels at past Wrestlemania events.

The story noted that a "source in the wrestling world" claimed that Slater denied the incident ever happened and that he had actually been with his fiance the entire week.

Atlanta police are investigating.

Interesting if the Police charge him & WWE somehow doesn't let him go, like they have with Rhino & Scorpio in the past.

 

[Kiffy Lube]

It took awhile for this get out almost like this chick is lying for attention at this point. If it turns out to be ultimately true letting Slater go would be for the best since he isn't doing much in the first place.

 

[The Boondocks]

Awesome (For the fans, that is). Although this whole situation isn't good for either Heath or the woman, I can't stand him on my TV. If this is how he's to be cut from the WWE, them whatever has to be done.

In all honestly, though, the fact that this has apparently taken so long to be reported is sad. This should have surfaced sooner, and since it hasn't, it's hard to believe.

 

[Dale]

Only come to light, 4 / 5 months after it happening? I call nothing happening at all.