Ex-CEO of Dippin' Dots arrested on allegations he choked his girlfriend, then walked exterior bare, stories say

• The previous CEO of Dippin Dots is going through home violence fees, courtroom data present. 
• Scott Fischer is accused of strangling his associate, then strolling out of their house within the nude.
• The fees embody indecent publicity and home abuse by strangulation, KFOR reported.

Police arrested the previous chief govt officer of the dessert firm Dippin’ Dots in Oklahoma earlier this week on fees that he throttled his associate earlier than venturing exterior, bare, a number of shops reported.

Scott Fischer was arrested June 6 and is going through fees of home abuse by strangulation, interfering with a 911 name, indecent publicity, and public intoxication, Nichols Hills Police Chief Steven Cox instructed native tv station KFOR. Insider contacted the Nichols Hills Police Division for a remark, however didn’t instantly obtain a response Sunday.

In keeping with an affidavit obtained by KFOR, Fischer had come house from work on June 6 intoxicated and an argument ensued between the couple, in response to the paperwork.

A number of hours later, the argument escalated and Fischer grabbed the lady by the throat and strangled her, she instructed police.

When the lady tried to get away, Fischer grabbed her and threw her over a settee and started hanging her within the chest along with his fist, in response to the affidavit. When she tried to name the police, Fischer tried to cease her, in response to the report. 

When officers ultimately arrived, they discovered Fischer exterior of his house, bare on the entrance garden “with a clean expression on his face,” standing with “a round sway,” OKC Fox reported. 

It isn’t the primary time that the previous CEO has run afoul of the legislation. One other ex-girlfriend sued him in 2021, alleging he shared nude photographs of her as a part of a “marketing campaign of abuse and harassment,” Insider’s Mia Jankowicz beforehand reported. 

Court docket data present that Fischer was launched on $10,000 bail within the home abuse case, nevertheless it was unclear Sunday when his subsequent courtroom date was or who was representing him. Fischer didn’t reply to requests for remark Sunday.