‘This Man Needs to GO’ Louisville Local Warns of Violent Man Who Allegedly Attacked Her Friend After She Rejected Him on the Second Date

A Louisville resident has warned women in the area about an allegedly violent man who she claims attacked her friend after she rejected him on the second date. According to Facebook user Abagle Bone, a man by the name of Nathan Seale “put hands” on her best friend during a date at a dive bar in Germantown called Nachbar.
Surveillance footage from the bar, which was shared by Bone, shows a man and a woman in the outside seating area. Although there is no audio to accompany the video, the man’s actions speak for themselves, as he is seen throwing a drink in the woman’s face.
While it’s hard to say for sure what preceded the drink-throwing, Bone claims that her friend had rejected the man during their second date, which seemingly prompted the physical assault. Viewers claimed the rejection might have bruised his ego.
Afterward, the woman is seen getting up before the man pushes her to the ground and kicks her as she tries to stand back up. The man then grabs a bag off the table while the woman grabs a bottle. He then aggressively pushes her once again, knocking her down to the ground once more, before walking out of view of the camera.
A warning for Germantown residents
Bone claims she shared the footage to warn people about the aggressive individual. She also reveals the name of the alleged attacker, claiming it was a man named Nathan Seale. Bone says that staff at Nachbar handled the situation well and that Seale had since been banned from the establishment, while other bars and restaurants in the area had also been warned of his alleged behavior.
Bone also claimed that this attack apparently happened on the second date, and that Seale and her friend had only known each other for “approximately 30 days.” She says the friend “got bad vibes and wanted to break it off and this is the result.” Despite meeting in a public place, the patio area had been empty at the time.
The friend is also confirmed to have filed a police report, according to Bone, and is “going through all the proper channels.” She finishes her post by stressing the importance of protecting other women, adding, “This man needs to GO.”
Netizens mostly agreed with Bone’s statement, calling out the man’s needless aggression. “I pray he gets prosecuted,” Facebook user Wanda Bensing wrote. Another suggested contacting the man’s employers and informing them of his “violent outbursts.” A third added, “I sure hope karma comes knocking at his door!”
(Featured image: Abagle Bone, Facebook)
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