'Jersey Shore' star Angelina Pivarnick faces criminal charges for 'minor' incident at home with fiance Vinny Tortorella

FREEHOLD, NEW JERSEY: Angelina Marie Pivarnick, known for starring in the first two seasons of MTV's 'Jersey Shore: Family Vacation', is now facing criminal charges following an incident over the weekend. 

Notably, the incident happened at the $1.3 million Freehold home that Pivarnick shares with her fiance Vinny Tortorella.

Pivarnick was arrested on Sunday, June 2, at 11 pm, after the Freehold Township Police Department reported to their house, as per Daily Mail.

A municipal summons issued on Sunday lists the charges against the 37-year-old 'Jersey Shore' star as simple assault, criminal mischief, obstructing the administration of law, and resisting arrest.

The summons reportedly did not provide elaborate details due to confidentiality reasons.

Angelina Pivarnick's attorney claims the incident was a 'very minor' one

Freehold Township Police Department officers stated that they cannot discuss the details of what occurred at Pivarnick’s house due to legal exemptions for releasing information related to domestic violence cases and criminal investigations. 

Meanwhile, Pivarnick’s attorney, James Leonard Jr, described the incident as "very minor" and "exacerbated by an adverse reaction to prescribed over-the-counter medication."

He added, "We look forward to resolving this matter favorably and putting it behind us."

In a now-deleted Reddit post, an eyewitness claimed they saw several police cars and an ambulance at the MTV star's home in Freehold, NJ, on Sunday. 

It is confirmed that Tortorella was at the residence when the incident occurred and police arrived; however, it is unclear if he was the alleged victim. 

Also, no charges have been filed against Tortorella as it is unclear whether he was involved in the incident that happened on June 2.

According to TMZ, Angelina will have to respond to these charges, with a court date scheduled for July.

Angelina Pivarnick and Vinny Tortorella previously had a 'criminal investigatory record'

In November 2023, police responded to Angelina Pivarnick’s home in Freehold after an alleged domestic violence incident between her and Tortorella, as per PageSix.

According to the police report, the reality star called 911 but declined to press charges after authorities arrived. However, a "criminal investigatory record" was created as a result of the incident.

"I can confirm that Angelina did in fact call the police to her home. After speaking with the officers, Angelina decided not to file charges," Leonard stated. "his matter is now closed. Moving forward, Angelina would ask for privacy as it pertains to her personal life."

Meanwhile, Tortorella’s lawyer, Elizabeth Rozin-Golinder, stated that the couple remained engaged and living together. "My client and Ms. Pivarnick are still engaged and are still residing together. Mr. Tortorella denies any act of impropriety that would warrant police involvement and denies any act of domestic violence occurred," 

Rozin-Golinder said. "No charges have been pressed against my client by Ms. Pivarnick or law enforcement. I ask that his privacy be respected in this matter."

Tortorella had proposed to Pivarnick in November 2022 and got engaged in 2023.

Tortorella proposed to Pivarnick after her "divorce party," celebrating the finalization of her split from her first husband, Chris Larangeira.

In a December 2023 interview with In Touch Weekly, Angelina admitted that she and her fiance had been experiencing frequent arguments, noting that he didn't offer the emotional support she sought when her beloved dog became ill.

“I'm not a mother of human children. But I want human babies. But I'm not going to have one with somebody that always fights with me over bulls***,” she said.

Internet sends prayer for Angelina Pivarnick after arrest

After news broke that Angelina Pivarnick’s arrest was due to a "very minor" incident over the weekend, many online followers have crowded the comment section to share their thoughts on Facebook.

One concerned user claimed, "Dang Ang!!! Sending prayers" Another asserted, "Life in prison please."

A user slammed Pivarnick, "She's assaulting all of us now with that nauseating picture" Another added, "Cancel this b***** beyond over her." One claimed, “If you’ve had the police to your home twice in under a year, it’s time to move on," as per Daily Mail.

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