Pozo wearing a Nazi uniform breaks a woman’s nose outside a bar and is arrested

Puzo dressed as a Nazi was arrested Friday after he smashed a glass beer jug ​​into a woman’s face and broke her nose outside a Georgia bar.

Kenneth Leland Morgan allegedly tried to enter Cutters Pub late Thursday Dressed as a Nazi Gestapo officer when he was confronted and denied entry by several angry patrons, Georgia enforcer Red and black reported.

“Get the f*** out, get the f*** out, you’re not wearing that hat,” a woman shouted at Morgan as she pushed him away from the bar’s entrance, video taken at the scene shows.

Morgan, 33, could allegedly be seen smiling and putting his hands on the woman as bystanders shouted at him to keep his hands off her.

The woman succeeded in pushing the Nazi disguise onto the sidewalk in front of the bar, where he was confronted by a crowd of people, some of whom were wearing costumes Halloween costumes.

At the end of the video, Morgan allegedly slammed a beer jug ​​into one of the women’s face, causing her pain.

The woman, Grace Lange, suffered a broken nose, Red and black reported.

“I was at Cutters for about 20 minutes, and after having a beer, I sat outside with friends for 10 minutes before my friend, who is Jewish, noticed the guy wearing a full Nazi uniform with a red armband with a swastika on it,” Lang told Red and Black.

She said that after Morgan got into a shouting match with two younger women, she got between them and tried to tear off the swastika badge.

Lange, a photography and geology major at the University of University of Georgiahe said, got into a fight with Morgan over swastikas, which culminated in him attacking her with a beer jug.

“He’s smiling from ear to ear the whole time, including while assaulting me,” Lang said.

Morgan was arrested on felony aggravated assault and misdemeanor battery charges and was placed on $1,500 bond at approximately 3:00 a.m. Friday, according to The Verge. Athens-Clarke County Police Records.

Patrick DiPaulo, owner of Cutters Bar, told The Post that it was good that Morgan was arrested and that he was sorry the situation escalated.

“He thought it was funny, and no one thought it was funny. I’m glad everyone is safe. I know that woman was hurt, but I think she’s okay. This guy was arrested, which is a good thing. I hope people don’t do things like that and I’m sorry it escalated,” DePaulo said.