BREAKING: “LOVE GONE WRONG” ROCKS SMALL TOWN IN GEORGIA In a bizarre incident that has left residents of Sweetwater, Georgia, scratching their heads, local authorities are urging couples to “get a room” after a heated argument between two lovestruck individuals turned into a full-blown fiasco

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**BREAKING: “LOVE GONE WRONG” ROCKS SMALL TOWN IN GEORGIA**

In a bizarre incident that has left residents of Sweetwater, Georgia, scratching their heads, local authorities are urging couples to “get a room” after a heated argument between two lovestruck individuals turned into a full-blown fiasco.

According to eyewitnesses, the drama unfolded on Main Street when a couple, identified as 22-year-old Jake and his girlfriend, 20-year-old Emily, got into a fierce argument over who ate the last of the chicken wings.

“I was just walking down the street, minding my own business, when I saw them going at it,” said local resident, Bubba Jenkins. “I mean, these two were screaming at each other like they were in a WWE match. I thought someone was gonna get hurt… or at least, I thought someone was gonna get a really loud voice for a souvenir.”

As the argument escalated, Jake and Emily allegedly began to reenact a scene from “The Exorcist,” with Emily reportedly possessed by the spirit of a feisty Georgia peach.

“I swear, she was spinning her head around like it was on a swivel,” said Jenkins. “I was like, ‘Lord have mercy, what’s gotten into these young’uns?'”

Police were called to the scene, and when they arrived, they found Jake and Emily still going at it, with bystanders cheering them on like they were at a sporting event.

“We tried to intervene, but they just wouldn’t stop,” said Officer Chuck Norris (no relation to the famous actor). “It was like they were trying to out-yell each other. We had to get creative to calm them down.”

In a bizarre twist, officers decided to “prescribe” the couple a night at the local Holiday Inn, complete with a complimentary room and a bottle of wine.

“We told them, ‘Listen, y’all, love is a many-splendored thing, but it’s not worth gettin’ arrested over,'” said Officer Norris. “So, we gave ’em a room and told ’em to ‘get it together.'”

The couple reportedly checked in, and neighbors claim to have heard “passionate screaming” coming from their room, but this time, it was more like a romantic comedy.

The incident has left Sweetwater residents in stitches, with many calling it the most entertaining thing to happen in the town all year.

As one resident quipped, “Well, I guess you could say they ‘reconciled’ their differences… in a room, with a view.”

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