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Madison County Sheriff's Capt. T. Mike Dixon says investigators responded to complaints of lewd behavior Monday at the Woodlands Golf Course in Foster Township and saw the women displaying their breasts.
Now, authorities in Madison County have charged 45-year-old Shelly Lewis and 43-year-old Alicia Binford of O'Fallon, Mo., with public indecency.
Binford and Lewis couldn't be reached for comment Tuesday. Binford's home telephone number has been disconnected. Lewis hasn't returned a message left at her home. Court records don't show if they have an attorney.
Both women are free on bond.
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Who the fuck would complain about the random exposure of a few miscellaneous breasts on the Golf Course....the fuck....Deal me another hand, I'm on the wrong planet....
By Daily Mail Reporter
PUBLISHED: 18:31 EST, 10 June 2012 | UPDATED: 22:20 EST, 10 June 2012
A secretive high society gentleman's club frequented by Atlanta's most wealthy and prominent people has been thrust into the spotlight after allegations emerged of its elite members golfing naked, urinating in public and committing a host of lewd, drunken behaviors.
John C. Weitnauer, a top-flight bankruptcy lawyer, wrote a scathing letter detailing the fraternity-boy antics to the president of the Piedmont Driving Club -- the invitation-only organization that has brought together Georgia's most powerful people since the Gilded Age. Dues are said to be $90,000 a year.
Mr Weitnauer, who worked on both the Enron and Lehman Brothers bankruptcies, intended for his letter to be a private correspondence, demanding the club take action against the members guilty of the bad behavior.
Upscale: The Piedmont Driving Club has an invitation-only membership that pays $90,000 a year for the privilege of using the golf and sports facilities
Bad behavior: This is the golf course where members allegedly embarked on a drunken evening of debauchery during a tournament
But, the note was leaked to the public via the blog sports blog Deadspin and and the scandalous allegations have rattled members of the club and enraged members of the public.
The two-page letter lists each alleged infraction in detail, though it does not name any of the members who committed them.
Mr Weitnauer says the events occurred last month at the club's golf tournament.
One member played the 14th hole completely naked. Mr Weitnauer says, 'I have not researched it, but I suspect this is a crime in Georgia.'
Public shaming: The man who ratted out his colleagues' bad behavior suggested their wives and children be told what they did and their names be posted in the exclusive club
Upscale: The Piedmont Driving Club has been a gathering place for Atlanta's biggest names since the Gilded Age
Outrage: John C Weitnauer wrote a private letter to the club president, though it was leaked to the public
Several members urinated on the golf course in front a female caddy, an act the lawyer suggests, is likely also a crime.
Then, 'one member decided to show off to other members, and a caddie, his ability to pick up a golf ball with his naked butt cheeks. I suspect that this behavior -- if it occurred at Bobby Jones Golf Course (a public, municipal course in Atlanta) -- would have resulted in a call to the police and the arrest of the offender.
Members also allegedly deliberately hit golf balls at other players who were on the green ahead of them at the hole.
One member also passed out, drunk, on an unlit barbecue grill, Mr Weitnauer added.
When a guest at a nearby wedding reception asked the members to quiet down because they were causing a disturbance, the Piedmont members responded by telling him to 'go f*** yourself' and mooning the wedding party, according to Mr Weitnauer.
Mr Weitnauer, who has refused to comment on his letter, suggested members who were proved to have participated in the drunken antics be subjected to
hefty fines and public humiliation.
He said their names and crimes should be posted inside the club.
'Among other things, let the wives and children of these drunkards be confronted with, and ashamed by, the grotesque conduct of their husbands and fathers,' he wrote.