Bachelor Party Brawl Results in Arrest of YouTuber, Brother in Delray Beach

Georgio Poullas (Photo: Palm Beach County Jail)

An Ohio wrestler and YouTuber was arrested alongside his brother June 5 after an oceanfront bachelor party in Delray Beach turned into a brawl that spilled into the street after partygoers began fighting. Georgio Poullas, 26, of Canfield, OH – a freestyle wrestler whose occupation was identified as “YouTuber” in a police report – was arrested after police say he threw another person through a glass table during the altercation at an Airbnb, causing laceration injuries.

Delray Beach police officers were called to an Airbnb on Rhodes Villa Avenue at approximately 8:46 p.m. on June 5 after receiving reports of several people involved in a fight. According to a probable cause affidavit, the confrontation began during the celebration when Poullas and his brother, Nicholas Poullas, allegedly began “harassing” the future bride at the event, which was simultaneously being celebrated as a bachelorette party. When the groom and his brother stepped between them to defend her, the pair allegedly turned their aggression toward them, leading to a physical altercation.

The groom reported being punched multiple times in the face by Nicholas Poullas, causing him to fall to the ground. While in a defensive position covering his head, the groom was allegedly subjected to further punches to the back of his head and kicks to his ribcage area, an ordeal he later described to officers as being “curb stomped.”

Seeing the alleged attack, the groom’s brother attempted to intervene to break up the fight. Police said that Georgio Poullas “intentionally grabbed the groom’s brother and slammed him onto a glass coffee table” in the living room, utilizing the furniture as a weapon. Georgio Poullas then allegedly continued the assault by striking the man with his fists and knees while choking him.

Responding medical personnel treated the groom’s brother at the scene for several bleeding lacerations on his hands and above his eye, the report said.

The groom sustained a laceration to his upper lip and a hematoma to his left eye and brow. Inside the rental home, investigators discovered a visible trail of blood leading through the foyer into the living room, where a round wooden table sat surrounded by shattered glass shards.

Police said several people involved in the altercation fled the scene eastbound toward South Ocean Boulevard (A1A), prompting officers to call in a K-9 unit to conduct a search of the area. At approximately 9:06 p.m., the police K9 and accompanying officers discovered both Georgio Poullas and Nicholas Poullas “completely concealed” deep within a bush at a neighboring home on White Drive, located just west of A1A and the beach.

Georgio Poullas was taken to the Palm Beach County Jail following his arrest and later released after posting $1,500 bail. Nicholas Poullas faces a lesser charge of simple battery.