Wedding descends into chaos after groom hits on teen waitress

Police in Pennsylvania say a groom forced himself on a teenage waitress at his wedding reception and then was taken from the hall in handcuffs over a drunken brawl.

The Philadelphia Inquirer say Matthew Aimers, of Willingboro, New Jersey, was arraigned Wednesday on charges of indecent assault, indecent exposure, false imprisonment of a minor and related offences.

An affidavit says the waitress had spurned Aimers’ advances during the reception.

Police allege he followed her into a bathroom and sexually assaulted her.

The publication claims the groom, 31, "asked her to go outside and make out"  and allegedly while in the bathroom stall, offered the teen $100 to take him up on the offer.

The waitress managed to break free and get out of the bathroom and says she's been left "shaken" by the incident.

Aimers was also charged with simple assault, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after police say he fought officers responding to a brawl at the reception.

A worker alleged Aimers punched him after he tried to stop him from bringing alcohol outside.

His attorney Louis Busico says Aimers "completely maintains his innocence on all charges".

Aimers will appear in court on February 21 for a preliminary hearing.

In the meantime, he has been released on bail after posting ten per cent of the $492,000 (US $350K) bond set, according to court records.

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