By Alicia Cruz
The Black Urban Times
Reality TV star, Bryan Masche of 'Raising Sextuplets' fame was arrested Saturday in Camp Verde, Arizona after police responded to a 911 call saying the dad was allegedly threatening and cursing out his family, E! Online reported.
The incident turned uglier when Masche, who lives in Florida with his family, refused to comply with the officers requests, which led to his arrest and subsequent charges of resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and threatening domestic violence.
It is not known if Masche threatened wife, Jenny or another family member.
The couple, who shot to reality TV fame after giving birth to the second-only set of sextuplets in the State of Arizona, admitted to PEOPLE magazine in 2009 that raising sextuplets was "difficult" and had been the source of tension between the two.
"We have totally brutal fights," Jenny Masche told PEOPLE magazine.
Masche was released from the Yavapi County Detention Center, which is located approximately 100 miles from Phoenix, after posting a $3,500 bond.
Teresa Goodwin, a clerk at the Camp Verde Magistrate's Office confirmed for The Black Urban Times that Masche has a pre-trial hearing set for October 7 at 9 a.m. which will be held at the Camp Verde Municipal Court.
The Black Urban Times
Reality TV star, Bryan Masche of 'Raising Sextuplets' fame was arrested Saturday in Camp Verde, Arizona after police responded to a 911 call saying the dad was allegedly threatening and cursing out his family, E! Online reported.
The incident turned uglier when Masche, who lives in Florida with his family, refused to comply with the officers requests, which led to his arrest and subsequent charges of resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and threatening domestic violence.
It is not known if Masche threatened wife, Jenny or another family member.
The couple, who shot to reality TV fame after giving birth to the second-only set of sextuplets in the State of Arizona, admitted to PEOPLE magazine in 2009 that raising sextuplets was "difficult" and had been the source of tension between the two.
"We have totally brutal fights," Jenny Masche told PEOPLE magazine.
Masche was released from the Yavapi County Detention Center, which is located approximately 100 miles from Phoenix, after posting a $3,500 bond.
Teresa Goodwin, a clerk at the Camp Verde Magistrate's Office confirmed for The Black Urban Times that Masche has a pre-trial hearing set for October 7 at 9 a.m. which will be held at the Camp Verde Municipal Court.
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