A Pittsburgh man is facing a list of charges after he allegedly exposed himself inside a West Mifflin restaurant, and restaurant managers told police it’s not the first time the suspect acted inappropriately in front of customers.<\/p>\n
According to the criminal complaint, West Mifflin police allege Zachary Ryan Hiles acted inappropriately in view of bystanders.<\/p>\n
Court records say Hiles, an employee of the West Mifflin Denny’s, was allegedly leering at a group of women in the restaurant and, according to what a witness told police, Hiles then began to pull his genitals from his pants and began to touch himself.<\/p>\n
Christopher Cornetta says he dines at this location frequently and says every time he’s been there, it’s been a good experience.<\/p>\n
“Yes, I have [dined here]. I really enjoy the business they have, the crowd they bring in, and they’re very nice to me,” he said.<\/p>\n
Police say the incident occurred late Sunday afternoon. One of the alleged victims ran from the restaurant and got in her car. The victim told police it was a traumatic experience.<\/p>\n
According to the criminal complaint, Hiles was told by his manager that “he needed to leave for the night.”<\/p>\n
The manager, according to court records, told investigators this was not the first time Hiles had made inappropriate comments or actions.<\/p>\n
Restaurant management said Hiles’s employment has been terminated.<\/p>\n
“Something has to be done ASAP, and if they don’t take care of it here, he’s doing it at other restaurants,” Cornetta said.<\/p>\n
Hiles is awaiting arraignment on multiple charges, including indecent exposure and harassment.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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