A local bar owner once featured on “Bar Rescue” who served 90 days in jail after he pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit s*xual abuse was back in handcuffs after failing to register as a s*x offender, among other charges in august 2019.

Matthew was arrested in February 2016 and first pled not guilty to counts of assault and second-degree s*xual abuse, but eight months later, he pleaded guilty. Matthew is said to have used drunkenness as a defense in this case.

Matthew Overmyer, 35, co-owner of the O Face Bar in Council Bluffs, was arrested Monday for not reporting to the Residential Treatment Center after getting out of jail on April 4. Overmyer is also charged with escaping custody, as it was not known where he was during the 13 days between prison and his arrest, according to the police report.

O Face owner Matthew Overmyer (from “Bar Rescue”) arrested & charged with sex assault. https://t.co/rP3Qw2d0cC pic.twitter.com/N8pWUE6q9e

— Just Jon (@CatfishJoeFan) February 9, 2016

Overmyer pleaded guilty to two modified charges of assault with the intent to conduct s*xual abuse with no bodily harm.

“I attacked a woman on February 2, 2016, seizing her arms,” Overmyer told the court. “I did so with the intention of engaging in a s*xual act against her will.”

Overmyer accepted responsibility and took advantage of the chance to move on, according to Fourth District Judge Richard Davidson.

Matthew is married to Karen Overmyer. Unfortunately, not many details regarding his wife have been released yet. Her personal details like her age and height are a mystery to many.

On the other hand, O Face was conceived in 2011 in Council Bluffs, Iowa, after husband and wife Matthew and Karen Overmyer pooled their resources to fulfill their dream of running a bar.

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The unique name (inspired by Matthew’s nickname) drew curious patrons into its fold, and the Overmyers raked in cash as the locals kept coming into the party.

With profits decreasing and debts increasing, plus the threat of losing everything, the Overmyers have decided to call for Jon Taffer and Bar Rescue before their party is over.

There hasn’t been much information available about Matthew Overmyer’s net worth. His riches and revenues are kept hidden behind closed doors.

His estimated net worth, according to particular online sites, is about $500,000. Regrettably, it is only an estimate, and no claims can be made at this time.

On the other side, as of 2022, Jon Taffer‘s net worth is predicted to be at least 12 million dollars because of his role as presenter of “Bar Rescue,” a reality TV series that debuted on the Paramount Network in 2011.