According to the Aiken Department of Public Safety, Merriweather reportedly entered the staffing agency and was seated for an interview when the incident took place.
The interviewer told detectives that she was gathering personal information about the applicant, such as his name and date of birth, when she looked down and noticed that his penis was fully exposed and in his hand.
When the woman confronted Merriweather about his exposed penis and ordered him out of the building, Merriweather tried to argue that "it fell out."
Police who were called to the scene located Merriweather a short time later and brought him down to police headquarters for an interview.
"The suspect did state that while he was talking to the victim, his penis fell out of his pants," according to a police affidavit. "The suspect claims that he must have forgotten to zip his pants."
A second employee from the staffing agency told detectives that they were familiar with Merriweather and that he always seeks out a female employee to interview with.
Detectives learned during the interview that Merriweather had a warrant issued for his arrest in connection to a similar incident that occurred on January 31.
During the previous incident, Merriweather was at another employment agency attempting to get an interview when the employee turned around and allegedly saw Merriweather masturbating with his genitals "completely exposed."
Merriweather reportedly fled from the building when he was approached by a supervisor.
Merriweather was booked into the Aiken County Detention Center and charged with two counts of indecent exposure.
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