Bridezilla arrested again!
'Bridezilla' Faces New Charges In New Haven
POSTED: 7:45 PM EST January 6, 2004
UPDATED: 7:57 PM EST January 6, 2004
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- A woman dubbed 'Bridezilla' after police arrested her at her own wedding for bad behavior in August is again in trouble with the law. Slideshow: Bride Gone Wild?
Yale University police arrested Adrienne T. Samen of North Haven on Sunday on charges of breach of peace and interfering with a police officer, Yale spokeswoman Gila Reinstein said.
Reinstein said she did not have details of the incident. The New Haven Register reported Tuesday that Samen, 19, bared her buttocks to Yale police.
At her wedding in South Windsor, Samen became enraged after restaurant workers closed the bar. She threw things, including wedding cake and gifts, police said. While being taken into custody, police said she kicked the door and window of the police cruiser and tried to bite an officer. The story made national headlines.
Samen pleaded guilty later in August to a reduced charge of creating a public disturbance and was fined $90.
In December, Hamden police said they arrested Samen and her sister after they got into a fistfight, charging Samen with first-degree reckless endangerment, third-degree assault and disorderly conduct. The status of that case was not immediately available.
Samen is due in New Haven Superior Court on Jan. 21. Her telephone number is not listed.
POSTED: 7:45 PM EST January 6, 2004
UPDATED: 7:57 PM EST January 6, 2004
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- A woman dubbed 'Bridezilla' after police arrested her at her own wedding for bad behavior in August is again in trouble with the law. Slideshow: Bride Gone Wild?
Yale University police arrested Adrienne T. Samen of North Haven on Sunday on charges of breach of peace and interfering with a police officer, Yale spokeswoman Gila Reinstein said.
Reinstein said she did not have details of the incident. The New Haven Register reported Tuesday that Samen, 19, bared her buttocks to Yale police.
At her wedding in South Windsor, Samen became enraged after restaurant workers closed the bar. She threw things, including wedding cake and gifts, police said. While being taken into custody, police said she kicked the door and window of the police cruiser and tried to bite an officer. The story made national headlines.
Samen pleaded guilty later in August to a reduced charge of creating a public disturbance and was fined $90.
In December, Hamden police said they arrested Samen and her sister after they got into a fistfight, charging Samen with first-degree reckless endangerment, third-degree assault and disorderly conduct. The status of that case was not immediately available.
Samen is due in New Haven Superior Court on Jan. 21. Her telephone number is not listed.
