Newly obtained 911 recordings reveal a night of disorder involving Cuban-American actor William Levy at an upscale restaurant in Weston, Florida. The incident, described by deputies, unfolded as a drunken altercation that led to Levy’s arrest. Calls from Baires Grill, a well-known establishment on Weston Road, highlighted the chaos as staff struggled to manage the situation. One caller reported the group was intoxicated and refused to leave even after being cut off from further alcohol service.
Further details from the 911 calls described an escalating scene where patrons refused to pay their bill and became embroiled in an argument with another customer. Attempts to calm the situation included offering a discount, but tensions only heightened, with aggressive behavior noted by the caller. Background audio from the calls captured the intensity, with shouting and disruptions audible throughout the restaurant.
William Levy, celebrated for his roles in telenovelas and Hollywood films, and known for his appearance on “Dancing with the Stars,” was subsequently arrested. He faces charges of disorderly intoxication and trespassing, as confirmed by jail records. After securing his release on bond, Levy addressed reporters, explaining he was trying to de-escalate a dispute involving a friend from his baseball team.
In Summary
This incident underscores the challenges faced by both restaurant staff and patrons when alcohol is involved, potentially affecting the reputation and operations of local businesses. For the community, such disturbances highlight the importance of responsible drinking and the potential legal ramifications of public intoxication. Moreover, it serves as a reminder of the impact high-profile figures can have on local law enforcement and media resources when involved in public incidents.