Men Sue Hotels In Las Vegas Due To Night With Gender Couples Stung By Fire

Illustration of sickles in residential rooms. (Unsplash)

JAKARTA - A 62-year-old man was stung by a squirrel while with his partner spending the night at a hotel in Las Vegas, United States (US).

Quoting Metro.co.uk, Sunday, September 1, the man named Michael Farchi, 62, has filed a lawsuit with the hotel after his employee was 'bitten' by a sickle.

Farchi stayed overnight with his wife Baita at the Palazzo at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas on a Christmas Eve celebration last year. But when he woke up he felt pain in the tail.

He immediately felt that he realized the source of the pain was in the groin area and his hands. Farchi was then surprised that under the blanket where he slept there was a sickle.

The attorney representing Farchi filed a lawsuit in court showing a number of photos of a small squirrel gripping his client's underwear on the day of the incident.

Farchi filed the lawsuit last week. After the incident, Farchi claimed the incident had left him suffering from▁suhuic and erectile dysfunction.

His wife, Baita, also demanded the loss of the consortium as a result of the incident. He claims their sex life has become disrupted.

Farchi also accused the hotel staff of not taking the sting seriously. "[They] only grabbed my groin area and laughed at it. It was really embarrassing," he told television station 8NewsNow.

In the lawsuit file, it was written a diagnosis from Summerlin Hospital that said Farchi was suffering from a 'trick poisoning'.

Doctors at UCLA Medical Center also said that the victim was suffering from erectile dysfunction due togal stings.