In 2006, Vince McMahon walked into the Tanzabar salon, located in a strip mall in Boca Raton, Fla.
The 22-year-old woman who worked at the salon didn’t recognize McMahon. She didn’t recognize him when he asked her to take a photo of him with his phone. She certainly didn’t recognize him when he started showing him nude and semi-nude photos of himself.
She asked him to stop, but he didn’t, according to a police report filed at the time of the incident. She asked him to stop trying to kiss her, she asked him to stop groping her chest and the rest of her body. She asked him to stop when she pushed him away from her.
While McMahon waited in a his black Hummer for 20 minutes, she ran from the salon to a Papa John’s Pizza located in the same mall. Crying, bawling, upset – she had just been sexually assaulted.
A Papa John’s employee who had waited with the victim at the salon recognized McMahon in a lineup, as did another customer who was at the salon. The victim didn’t. The Boca Raton Police Department said there was enough evidence to charge McMahon with simple assault, but prosecutors decided there wasn’t enough evidence.