- An enraged woman dumped her boyfriend’s clothes off their sixth floor balcony after catching him in bed with another woman
- The Brooklyn woman littered the sidewalk with heaps of clothes and belongings
- She then stripped naked and had to be taken to the hospital for an evaluation
A furious girlfriend launched an entire closet’s worth of clothes out her sixth floor NYC apartment’s balcony.
Hilarious footage captured the dramatic moment a woman in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, tossed a heap of clothing onto the sidewalk after she caught her boyfriend cheating.
The 34-year-old woman allegedly came home and walked in on her boyfriend in bed with someone else – which sent her into a crazed episode.
She sought revenge on her cheating partner by chucking all of his clothes along with other random belongings down six floors.
The neighbor recording the comic incident said ‘this is what happens when I come back to New York’ as she showed the mountain of clothes that was building up on the sidewalk.
Bystanders stopped in their tracks to take-in the entertaining spectacle and an emergency vehicle parked outside the vehicle had its sirens blazing.
‘This girl is crazy’ the spectator said as the crowd roared in response to the scene. ‘She is giving them a show.’
‘She’s still throwing stuff, and the cops is outside now,’ the neighbor said as the girlfriend continued to scream at the top of her lungs.
‘Ma’am… the jig is up,’ the fed up neighbor said after the chaos had gone on too long.
Photos of the aftermath showed makeup items and other miscellaneous objects lying scattered on the Brooklyn sidewalk.
Neighbors said that a vase, an ottoman, a mirror and small kitchen appliances all got caught up in the tirade and ended up plummeting to the ground.
‘He’s lucky he ain’t in there or he’s going over the balcony, too,’ said a commenter on the viral video.
The girlfriend was so infuriated by her boyfriend’s disloyalty that she stripped naked – shortly after which she was taken too Elmhurst Hospital for evaluation, police said.
Officers closed off the road below the apartment and a man thought to be her boyfriend scrambled around trying to gather his belongings.
The tree outside of the apartment building was littered with belongings and had to be cut down to make room for a safety net because authorities were worried she would jump.
The incident took place on Columbus Place in a typically quiet doorman building that charges renters $2,800 to $5,000 a month.
Neighbors said they were shocked by the drama because they had never heard the couple – who had lived in the building for five years – arguing before.