Hooters Waitress Sexually Assaulted in Fairfax: Police

FAIRFAX, VA — A Hooters restaurant waitress says she was grabbed by a male customer early Sunday morning, after which he wrapped his arms around her while engaging in unwanted touching at the establishment at 10060 Fairfax Boulevard, according to Fairfax Police.

The suspect then left the business in a vehicle.

Hooters waitresses usually wear tight white t-shirts and orange short-shorts. In a 2015 Cosmopolitan article titled "What It's Really Like to Be a Hooters Waitress," two waitresses who'd worked at Hooters described varying degrees of inappropriate behavior by some male customers.

"Unwanted touching" has been prominent in the 2016 presidential election coverage. An 11-year-old video was released earlier this month showing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, seemingly unaware he was being taped, bragging to an Access Hollywood reporter about groping women, followed by accusations from women and denials from Trump.

Also in Monday's Fairfax Crime Report:

Incident / Case #…

Counterfeiting/Shoplifting

16-18666
9617 Fairfax Boulevard / 7-Eleven – On October 22 at 6:50 AM the manager reported that shortly after 12:00 Midnight an unknown male subject had attempted to pay for merchandise with one hundred dollar bills which appeared to be counterfeit. When an employee refused to accept the bills as payment, the subject left the store with the merchandise and without paying for it. The Secret Service was notified regarding the counterfeit currency.

DUI Arrest
16-18722
10800 Fairfax Boulevard / Mobil Gas Station – On October 22 at 11:44 PM an officer investigating the report of a car backing into a stopped truck determined that the driver of the car was intoxicated. Said Faradi, 50, of 11110 Gainsborough Court, Fairfax, was transported to the Adult Detention Center where he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and his bond was set at $2500.

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