David Neal
A Hilton Hotel manager was arrested and charged Friday for entering a guest’s room and sucking on the customer’s toes.
David Neal, 52, was charged with aggravated burglary and assault for entering a male guest’s room and sucking on his toes Thursday, March 30.
Nashville Police were dispatched shortly after 5 a.m. to 121 4th Avenue South, where a Hilton Hotel resides, a spokesperson for the city’s police department stated.
While investigating a complaint, officers discovered that Neal, working as a night manager at the time, made a key card and entered the guest’s room.
The guest then woke up to find Neal sucking on his toes, which he immediately confronted.
The guest recognized Neal because the day before, he came into the room with another employee to fix an issue with the television, the spokesperson informed.
Neal claimed that he entered the room because he smelled smoke and was checking on the victim. However, the night manger did not report this issue to security. Furthermore, no other resident reported smelling smoke.
When officers asked where the room key was, Neal replied that he threw it away, the spokesperson said. The room key was never recovered.
Nashville Police Central Precinct detectives led the investigation and issued warrants against Neal.
He was arrested at his Lebanon, Tennessee, residence.
Neal is currently in jail, to be released on a $27,000 bond.
David Neal, 52, was charged with aggravated burglary and assault for entering a male guest’s room and sucking on his toes Thursday, March 30.
Nashville Police were dispatched shortly after 5 a.m. to 121 4th Avenue South, where a Hilton Hotel resides, a spokesperson for the city’s police department stated.
While investigating a complaint, officers discovered that Neal, working as a night manager at the time, made a key card and entered the guest’s room.
The guest then woke up to find Neal sucking on his toes, which he immediately confronted.
The guest recognized Neal because the day before, he came into the room with another employee to fix an issue with the television, the spokesperson informed.
Neal claimed that he entered the room because he smelled smoke and was checking on the victim. However, the night manger did not report this issue to security. Furthermore, no other resident reported smelling smoke.
When officers asked where the room key was, Neal replied that he threw it away, the spokesperson said. The room key was never recovered.
Nashville Police Central Precinct detectives led the investigation and issued warrants against Neal.
He was arrested at his Lebanon, Tennessee, residence.
Neal is currently in jail, to be released on a $27,000 bond.
"The guest then woke up to find Neal sucking on his toes, which he immediately confronted." As opposed to what...waiting 10 minutes? 🤣
This is why you block the hotel door using an improvised mechanism in addition to the existing lock devices. And, of course, have near you various self-defense items some of which may or may not be non-lethal. Follow me for more hotel room safety tips!
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