Perky swimmer caught masturbating with vibrator in front of families on Georgia beach, new body cam seen breaking as she tells cops she’s “stressed” and needs an orgasm
A woman caught masturbating on a Georgia beach can be seen in new body camera footage being handcuffed by police and led off the sand.
Christina Revels-Glick, then 34, was contacted by police after family members reported her behaving inappropriately on a Tybee Island beach on July 1, 2021.
A newly released video of the arrest shows the beachgoer denying the intimate moment, claiming she was just lying on a towel.
When police asked to search her bag, she admitted to using the vibrator to relax because she was “stressed out”.
The swimmer then breaks down as cops handcuff her before escorting her off the beach.
Footage of the encounter has garnered more than 2.5 million views on social media since it emerged on Friday.
Christina Revels-Glick, then 34, was contacted by police after family members reported her behaving inappropriately on a Tybee Island beach on July 1, 2021
Revels-Glick can be seen in newly released arrest video denying the intimate moment, claiming she was just lying on a towel
Revels-Glick is wearing a skin-tight green one-piece swimsuit and is holding a water bottle. She looks upset as a man and a woman approach her.
The woman appears confused by the allegations, claiming she was just sitting on a towel before asking Officer: “What did I do? What have I done?’
“Apparently you masturbated on the beach?” – the officer answers.
Looking surprised and a little confused, Revels-Glick paused and replied, “Who saw that?”
An off-camera police officer is then heard telling her, “a couple of people.”
Insisting that the allegations are untrue, Revels-Glick muses, “Is this one of my friends?”
– It was not one of your friends. This is a family, – the officer answers.
– Look… – she sneered.
“Let me show you what I did,” she said as she shuffled to the beach seat nearby, backpack in hand.
As she begins to explain her perspective on the incident, the officer can be heard asking to look into her purse.
“It’s really hurtful to me,” Revel-Glick says, before finally admitting and saying, “It’s my vibrator, I was sitting on the beach and I,” she paused before asking, “Okay, do I get a ticket?” ‘
The cop can be heard smiling before clarifying: “So you had a vibrator?”
“Listen, I was sitting on the water like this,” she said, lying down to show a re-enactment of the controversial incident.
“I just put it in there. I was covered, and I just felt an orgasm,” she said. ‘I’m sorry. I was just stressed.”
The officer said, “I got you…hold on to me.”
The swimmer then breaks down as cops handcuff her before escorting her off the beach
Revels-Glick apologized when she was ticketed for indecent exposure and disorderly conduct, telling officers she thought no one had seen her
The woman continued: “I’m sorry. Sorry. I was in the water.”
“If no one saw it, they wouldn’t call… right?” – responded the cop.
In the next clip, Ravels-Glick begins to plead, “Please don’t do this to me.” Are you serious?’
“A family saw it, they had kids… what? There was no one around me,” she said as a female officer handcuffed her and escorted her off the beach.
In the following clip, the male officer goes through the woman’s backpack, which they placed on top of their police car, only to retrieve a vibrator.
“It’s bullet style, that’s what they call it,” he said.
– At least she admitted it. She said she had an orgasm on the beach.
“I mean, if you’re going to do something like that, don’t get caught, that’s all I have to say.”
Sarah Moss narrated Smoking Gun that beachgoers “could hear her moaning” when police were called around 5:30 p.m.
She saw her covered with a towel in front of the family tent.
Moss told police the entire incident lasted only about five minutes before Revels-Glick packed up and went to the nearby Deck restaurant.
She provided police with a video she took of the incident, which showed Revels-Glick performing the act before looking to her right as if she spotted someone.
According to the police report, Revels-Glick quickly stopped what she was doing.
A Tybee Island, Georgia police car is seen on the beach
Sarah Moss told the Smoking Gun that beachgoers “could hear her moaning” when police were called around 5:30 p.m.
Police said Revels-Glick apologized when she was booked with indecent exposure and disorderly conduct, telling officers she didn’t think anyone had seen her.
She was released shortly after her arrest on a court summons, according to a police report.
According to Atlanta-based attorneys Conaway and Strickler, Glick could be sentenced to 12 months in prison for 20 seconds of masturbation. It remains unclear whether Revel-Glick has appeared in court.
“The state of Georgia aggressively prosecutes people charged with indecent exposure,” the attorneys’ website states.
“Indecent exposure occurs when a person intentionally shows private parts of their body in a setting that is considered indecent. This type of offense is usually a misdemeanor but can result in a 12-month prison sentence if convicted.”
