Woman arrested for domestic violence while wearing ‘Stop Domestic Violence’ T-shirt

A Maine woman was arrested on domestic violence charges — while wearing a “Stop Domestic Violence” T-shirt, according to police.

Emily Wilson of Sangerville got into an argument with her husband — after she accused him of having an affair, according to the Bangor Daily News.

The 38-year-old whipped out a .45-caliber handgun during the April argument and began waving it around before shooting at the mattress, prosecutors said.

Wilson — who works as a high school teacher and field hockey coach — was collared on April 18 after her hubby called the cops, according to The Smoking Gun. She is shown wearing a purple anti-domestic violence shirt in her mug shot.

She was charged with the Class C crime of domestic violence reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon and the Class D crime of domestic violence assault.

Wilson was released on $200 bail and is due back in court again in June.

If she’s convicted, the teacher could face five years behind bars and a $5,000 fine for the more serious charge and a year behind bars and a $2,000 fine for the lesser charge.