Victoria Morley, 54, pleaded no contest to misdemeanor disorderly conduct and posted a $500 bond, authorities say. (St. Petersburg Police Department )
A Florida woman was arrested Tuesday after she allegedly walked into an “ax-throwing" bar scraping two machetes together and telling patrons “she had killed over 100 people with those machetes,” according to a report.
Victoria Morley, described as a 54-year-old transient, also allegedly threatened to kill the manager if anyone followed her out of the bar in St. Petersburg, the Tampa Bay Times reported.
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Morley showed up at St. Pete Axe & Ale, a bar where guests are invited to throw axes at a wooden board -- but are not allowed to bring their own weapons -- last Friday around 7:30 p.m.
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She pleaded no contest to misdemeanor disorderly conduct and posted a $500 bond, the Times reported.
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