Pole Dancer from 'Weird'BridgertonBall Says She Kept Thinking, ‘When Is This Going to Be Over?’

Stock image of a performer at a strip club.Photo:Getty Getty The pole dancer who performed at thelacklusterBridgertonballin Detroit that made national headlines is opening up about her experience. “I was just thinking, When is this going to be over? I’m getting paid, so just do your job and get it over with," she recalled. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.

Police Allegedly Discovered Mushrooms, Marijuana on1000-Lb. Sisters' Amy Slaton After She Was Bitten by Camel

Reality starAmy Slatonwas treated for a reported camel bite at the Tennessee Safari Park zoo before beingtaken to jail on multiple drug and child endangerment chargeson Monday, PEOPLE has learned. The Crockett County Sheriff’s Department tells PEOPLE that Slaton, the1000-Lb. Sistersstar, received onsite medical attention before being taken into custody. Officers responding to the reported bite allegedly discovered “what they believed to be mushrooms” and “what they believed to be marijuana” inside Slaton’s vehicle after smelling marijuana in the car and seeing the drugs out “in plain sight,” according to Stephen Sutton, a public information officer with the sheriff’s department.

Police Arrest Reported Leader and 2 Members of 'Cult-Like' Zizian Group Allegedly Linked to Multiple Killings in the U.S.

The alleged leader and two members of the “cult-like” Zizian group have been arrested in Maryland after being linked to several deaths in the U.S, theAssociated Pressreported. Jack Amadeus Lasota was arrested with Michelle Jacqueline Zajko and Daniel Arthur Blank in Frostburg at around 2:30 p.m. local time on Sunday, Feb. 16, Maryland State Police said in a statement to PEOPLE. Lasota, 34, Zajko, 32, and Blank, 26, face multiple charges including trespassing, obstructing and hindering, firearm in vehicle, resisting arrest and handgun in person.

Police Claim Man Choked 1-Year-Old Son to Death Because Boy Was 'Not Listening and He Couldn't Take It Anymore'

Nathaniel Edmonds.Photo:Front Royal Police Department Front Royal Police Department A Virginia man is in custody after authorities allege he admitted to choking his 1-year-old son to death last month for “not listening” to him, according to a criminal complaint. He is charged with second-degree murder. It’s not immediately clear if he has entered a plea or retained an attorney. The Front Royal Police Department said in astatementlast month that Edmonds’ son was taken to Warren Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Police Clearing Homeless Encampment Find Suitcase with Body of Woman Missing for a Year

Shannon Reeder.Photo:Shannon Reeder/Instagram Shannon Reeder/Instagram Remains of 37-year-old Shannon Marie Caslin Reeder were discovered in the encampment at a junction in Seattle on Sept. 27, Washington State Patrol said in apress releaselast week. Police say Reeder was living in the area when she disappeared in November of last year. “State and local workers and local non-profits were assisting encampment residents and clearing the site of debris when the startling discovery was made,” police said in their Friday, Oct.