Illinois Woman Calls The Police On Her Drunk Boyfriend

A man from Illinois learned a valuable new lesson that alcohol and pellet guns do not mix well together, and he was arrested for it.

Drunk Illinois Man Arrested For Shooting Girlfriend With A Pellet Gun

If you're just having a couple of drinks with friends after work, that usually isn't a problem. It should be a nice evening out. Now, when you start tossing a bunch back and get wasted, well, that's when the issues start.

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Let's face it, most of us have been there and done that. Of course, along the way, we learned a valuable lesson too. Most activities don't mix well with booze besides acting like a fool, because you're not making good decisions.

A man in Plainfield had his drunken, stupid moment. This guy thought it would be a great idea to start shooting his girlfriend with his gel pellet gun. He hit her several times, including in the face. Even though it was that kind of weapon, it still hurts to get shot. I don't blame her for calling the cops. It was not a funny joke.

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According to Patch...

A Plainfield man is accused of shooting a woman in the face with a gel pellet gun while intoxicated, according to Aug. 13 court documents obtained by Patch.

 

Andrew P. Lytle, 44, is facing four charges of domestic battery — two misdemeanors, two felonies — after an Aug. 10 incident in the 16100 block of South Burgundy Drive.

 

"When asked if he shot someone with a pellet gun, Andrew made a shocked face, lifted his left arm up and stated, 'It's f---ing gel," prosecutors allege.