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Couple accused of picnic table sex in Batavia park
BATAVIA — A 41-year-old woman caught having sex on a picnic table in a Batavia park faces a rare charge of adultery after an officer saw her and a man in the act, city police said today.
Suzanne M. Corona, of Batavia, and Justin M. Amend, 29, of Oakfield, both were charged with public lewdness, a misdemeanor, after a Friday evening incident in Farrell Park.
An officer saw the two having sex on a pavilion picnic table in view of children and other adults, police said.
Corona was charged with adultery, also a misdemeanor, because arresting Officer Matthew Baldwin knew she was married to another man.
It is the first adultery charge in New York State since 2006 and only the 12th since 1972, state records show.
"Because they were actively engaged in sexual intercourse when the officer arrived, it fit the circumstances for the statute," Batavia Police Officer Eric Hill said.
Police were called to Farrell Park in Batavia at about 5:15 p.m. Friday for a complaint about the couple. When the officer arrived, the couple still was having sex on the table, Hill said.
"He asked them what they were doing and they said, "just talking,' and obviously they weren't just talking," Hill told reporters during an afternoon news conference that was crowded with reporters from Buffalo and Rochester news outlets.
Hill said several children and parents were in the park at the time and witnessed the incident.
Amend had on a shirt, but his pants were down, Hill said. Both were intoxicated at the time, he said.
The two told Baldwin when he first arrived that they were just hanging out. They later told him they were "making out," Hill said.
Hill said it was the arresting officer's call to charge Corona with adultery after catching them having sexual intercourse.
The officer knew Corona was married because police had previously responded to calls at the Batavia home where she was living with her husband, Hill said.
http://www.buffalonews.com/2010/06/07/1074347/couple-accused-of-picnic-table.html
BATAVIA — A 41-year-old woman caught having sex on a picnic table in a Batavia park faces a rare charge of adultery after an officer saw her and a man in the act, city police said today.
Suzanne M. Corona, of Batavia, and Justin M. Amend, 29, of Oakfield, both were charged with public lewdness, a misdemeanor, after a Friday evening incident in Farrell Park.
An officer saw the two having sex on a pavilion picnic table in view of children and other adults, police said.
Corona was charged with adultery, also a misdemeanor, because arresting Officer Matthew Baldwin knew she was married to another man.
It is the first adultery charge in New York State since 2006 and only the 12th since 1972, state records show.
"Because they were actively engaged in sexual intercourse when the officer arrived, it fit the circumstances for the statute," Batavia Police Officer Eric Hill said.
Police were called to Farrell Park in Batavia at about 5:15 p.m. Friday for a complaint about the couple. When the officer arrived, the couple still was having sex on the table, Hill said.
"He asked them what they were doing and they said, "just talking,' and obviously they weren't just talking," Hill told reporters during an afternoon news conference that was crowded with reporters from Buffalo and Rochester news outlets.
Hill said several children and parents were in the park at the time and witnessed the incident.
Amend had on a shirt, but his pants were down, Hill said. Both were intoxicated at the time, he said.
The two told Baldwin when he first arrived that they were just hanging out. They later told him they were "making out," Hill said.
Hill said it was the arresting officer's call to charge Corona with adultery after catching them having sexual intercourse.
The officer knew Corona was married because police had previously responded to calls at the Batavia home where she was living with her husband, Hill said.
http://www.buffalonews.com/2010/06/07/1074347/couple-accused-of-picnic-table.html
