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And us accusing you of being out with a woman. >> Um, how long have y'all been living together? >> Well, off and on for um, six or seven years. >> Nothing in your underwear? >> No. I don't even know if I have any on. >> Okay, that's good. I don't like wearing wearing underwear sometimes. >> Well, there was some allegation of a butcher knife. >> Yeah. >> Or something like that. You know anything about that? >> It wasn't a butcher knife. >> On August 3rd, 2023, officers responded to a home in reference to a domestic disturbance. The caller advised that his friend Ron called him and told him that his girlfriend had stuck him on the head with a butcher's knife. >> It's police department. >> What's the victim's name? >> He locked me in. I need help. >> He's abusing me. >> He locked you in? lock something away. >> Have you tried the bottom lock? >> Hold on. Run. >> I got contact with two people inside, but uh they can't get the door open for some reason. I don't think we're going to need fire EMS 1018 out here. They're both talking just fine. >> Where's the back door at? >> Jesus Christ. Hello. Hey, please come inside. >> What's going on? >> It's a business situation. He's ahead. He smoke all day long. He came. >> Does anyone need an ambulance? Is anyone hurt? >> I'm not. >> Is he? >> Yeah, I can take it myself. >> Are you hurt? >> Are you hurt? >> No, I'm fine. >> Come on in, please. >> I'm fine. >> Why are you asking Cancel? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Can you open that front door? >> Yes. >> Open it so I can get out so he can come in. >> Let me come on. Come on in. >> I've been living here seven years. I don't give a I lost. >> What's going on? >> Domestic. >> You mad at me because I had to show the social security officer today. She's mad at me. >> No, I'm mad at him because he spoke all day long. >> No, I didn't know that was that. >> You what? >> I smoke your >> Can we turn that off? >> No, I got it. Keep your hands off of it. You'll break it every time. >> Wow. >> Anyway, >> what happened to your head? >> I I hit it on the Going out that damn door. That metal door back there. >> What happened to your chin? >> Hit on that metal is You see how raggedy that metal is on that door? Come back here and look. I scratched it on that metal. >> Don't even look at all this. You just >> Well, I told her I hit it. >> You ain't no head. You're just being ignorant. She don't believe I've been to social security office all day. All right. You ain't got nothing. >> This goes to the bank. This came from the social security office. this K green pay uh PayPal card to get my money cancel my check. >> This ain't got nothing to do with nothing. >> Yeah, it does. I >> What's wrong with that? What's wrong with that door? Does it open? >> Yeah, >> he locked. He kind of did something. Jimmy did >> I got some more people coming in. >> Yeah, they need to come in here. If y'all can take him away in my closet and he crazy and then he want to nut up. >> I ain't nuted up. No, why it won't open? >> This man used to weigh 250 lbs. Weigh 15. >> That bottom lock done. >> Uhuh. >> It I can see it. >> No, it's not. >> He done that. >> No, see you. You can't make it. >> No, you can't make me. >> No, you won't be quiet all day long like this. >> Hey, go around the back. >> They're back door. >> Yeah, back door. >> All right. >> All day long on the phone. Me social security office. They told they going TO CALL >> SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE. AIN'T GOT NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS. I'M talking about Can you stop arguing? Please just leave that ashtray. >> Throwing everything at my house. >> I want you throwing everything. Deborah, >> I want him out of my house tonight. >> I'm not going where I live here. This is my house, too. My name is on some of the paperwork. I'm not going >> in the mail. >> No. >> Ain't nothing on a deed or nothing. >> I don't have to be on the deed. >> I can get you. >> Take me to court 30 days. >> No. >> Okay. Go to court then. Get get >> What was your name? Deborah. >> De. >> Yes. I'm trying to keep you out. Joe, >> what happened? >> You want to talk to anyone talk? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's just a situation we got here. >> Ain't no situation. >> Well, come step out here and talk to >> I wasn't here all day. Was that social security office? >> All right. She's mad. >> Are you hurt? You aimless or anything, man. I see you got some blood on your tongue. >> I hit my head on that gate out the back door. >> On that gate? >> Yeah, the gate. >> So, what's going on? >> She's just mad at me. She c she thinks I've been out with some other woman. I ain't been no woman. I've been the social security office all day. >> Okay. >> So, what's what happened tonight? >> It's the He's a >> Okay. Yeah. You You've told me that a couple times. >> He smoke all day long. >> Okay. >> He get out and work and do what he got to do and smoke whatever. As long as you pay your bills, it's okay with that. You know, do what you got to do. >> So, is this arguing about that or is there anything else? Anything? >> You want me to leave and all this? Cuz I ain't had to pay the bill. They have so much chicken. I had to go search get my >> Yeah. Who is she to you? >> We live together seven years. >> Okay. So, you live here with her? >> Yes. >> Okay. Has anything got physical? >> No. I won't put my hands on the woman. >> I'm asking if she put her hands on you or anything. No. >> Well, I ain't going to say if she did. >> You wouldn't say if she did. >> All right. >> I'm retired. >> Okay. >> And I'm just sick of him when he get on that high crack, you know, and then he would act a fool and then go throwing stuff and spitting on me and this and that. I don't want to tolerate it anymore. >> So, what happened tonight? >> Well, he came in off his high, I guess, cuz smoking, whatever, you know. Okay. >> And then he come in want to act a fool, but um I'm sick of dealing with it. >> Explain explain that to me a little more. Acting a fool. What was he doing? >> He um slapped me, spit on me. >> Okay. >> Got my purse, did um pour everything out of my purse. >> Where was that at? In your room. >> I'm show you. Yeah. Do I need to show you? >> We'll look at it in a second. Let's just keep talking. Do y'all have any history with violence or anything or I I don't remember coming out here, but have y'all ever had any court cases? >> No. No. >> All right. Where did all this take? I know you said >> right here. >> Right in here. All took place right in here. Okay. >> Well, some of that door >> I slammed it while going the dead got stuck. Okay. But I was open. >> Okay. >> I was going to make sure it wasn't, you know, someone trying to kick it or something like that. >> The dead folks got it. All right. Um, hang out with this officer. I'm gonna go I'll see if we can finish up with her. Okay. Is it just from It just caught you on the back of the head there. That uh >> Yes. >> Okay. That gate. >> I do side jobs building decks. >> And so I'm just sick and tired of him. >> Okay. What happened when he slapped you? >> He slapped me and I slapped him back. >> Why? Why did he slap you? Did he like say something? Were y'all arguing? What were we arguing about? >> Yeah, we was arguing. He called me a [ __ ] and then he spit on me. He keep mentioning about social security. That's what he being so off. But that don't mean nothing, >> right? >> If you come home acting a fool, you've been smoking all day and call me a I don't do nothing, you know, and call me all these things and spit on me and get my purse, dip um pour everything out of my purse on the bed or whatever. >> He slapped you. Said he slapping back. What happened to his head? >> Probably ow somebody some um money. Did was there ever a knife involved? >> No, not from me. >> What about from him? Did he have a knife? >> No. Uhuh. >> You didn't have a knife at no point? >> She didn't Nothing got physical with like you to her, right? Cuz I mean when we walked up there like a little bit of blood on the front door. >> Do you know who called us? >> No. >> So, do you know who called us, sir? >> No, sir. >> You don't You didn't tell nobody to call. >> Well, was anything ever involving a knife? >> No, sir. Okay. Are you just saying no because you don't want to talk about >> I'm not going to get nobody in trouble. >> I figured >> I don't like doing that. And >> how did she just she been in that liquor bottle sitting in there on that counter? >> That one over there. Okay. >> He um tried to get away from me cuz when he slapped me I came after him when to slap him back and then he ran up to this door. It's kind of raggedy and then he kind of cut it cuz a nail sticking out the door. I can show you. So he hit you, you chased him out the door and he smacked his head on the door. That's how he got cut. >> Well, it's not cut. I think it was the nail. >> It's cut. It's bleeding. >> Well, we bleeding or not, I don't give a damn. But I'm tired of him. >> I know. Um, how long have y'all been living together? >> Well, off and on for um maybe six or seven years. >> Okay. He's your boyfriend, husband. >> Yeah. Off and on. >> Both. Off and on. Boyfriend and husband. >> And she been doing that. She fell in the bathtub twice today >> because of her drinking. >> Get her out of the bathtub. Yes. >> Is it your head that got cold on the door? >> Okay. Ain't too too bad. >> No, sir. >> How'd the blood get outside? >> I went outside. >> You went out that way? >> Yes, sir. >> Was that Is that as you slammed the door? Is that that time? >> That was on my hand. >> That was on your hand. Oh. Oh, the blood off your hand and stuff. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Wash my head. I mean, it's >> okay. >> No, we're not legally married. No. It's a boyfriend. Girlfriend. >> He's your boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> He comes in acting a fool. >> Yes. >> Right. Explain explain that a little bit to me. >> He get high or whatever. He become trying to come off I guess be coming off as high or whatever. And then he be questioning me what's going on? What you do today? And I'm saying Ron you where you been all day cuz I've been calling this person that person. I said ain't see him all day. >> Okay. >> So I know you've been out smoking. >> You say I didn't hear what you said about that. What' you say about? >> Oh I knocked it off the table. You know what? Where was it setting at? >> On this table? >> On this table here? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Probably it broke that easily. It's a pretty thick ash. >> Yeah, it broke. Yeah, it was already cracked. This is a glass top, too, but it ain't broke. Thank God. You think somebody doing something here and there and I'm not. >> But I'm not a drug user. I'm not. >> Okay. >> I don't tolerate anybody using whatever. So, I've been trying to tell him over the years, okay, he going to deal with me. This is how it's going to be. He don't listen, you know. So, I'm just tired. And then he came in want to start some you know but um of course I questioned him about where you been what you doing whatever then he told me I lie so I know it's alive cuz I call I always check up on him you know and see >> what's going on you know >> like your neighbor right here >> next he got robbed they robbed his house today >> really >> don't know who somebody broke in and robbed everything out of it >> that was your neighbor that got robbed >> you all right >> yeah I'm fine >> is he all right >> oh yeah He he he wasn't at the home when it happened. Oh, okay. I got you. >> And then he got my purse and he said, "Somebody so scared the office. My problem ain't so scared off. My problem is you coming in here spinning my face, slapping me, you know, and all this and that. I just want him out of my house. Can you just tell him to get out of my house for the night?" >> I mean, I can't make him leave. He's been staying here. You got to get him evicted. >> Yeah. >> It doesn't matter about mail, but if he's been living here for on and off for six, seven years, can't just make somebody leave like that. It's it's a legal process I have to go through. >> Right. Correct. >> Well, what's your plan tonight? Is can are you able to separate yourself from her? Like >> somebody sleep on the couch or something, you got to get some distance. Is that something that you would be able to do? >> I'm trying to get just to be fussing at me. She had me so hot. I was in social security office. >> Mhm. >> Back back calling me fussing at me. >> And that's accusing you of being out with a woman >> that and tell me I'm not taking care of business. All that. I'm in the social security. I was taking care of business trying to get my check >> rerouted. I had to get one of them pay green dot cards to get put my check on it cuz my bank account got closed. >> I got >> He said he slaps you and spits on you. What happened? What happened to that in the in the living room? All that all that glass. >> That's what he done. >> Why? >> That's when he be >> That was before he hit you or after? >> That was before he hit me when I was >> What time did all this happen? >> Maybe an hour ago. >> Okay. So I I ain't never done drugs in my life, you know. >> Not once. >> Well, I may smoke weed in my high school years, whatever. >> There we go. >> You know, but I don't do no I don't do no coke. I don't do none of that. But that's what he done. He do every day. >> Every day. >> I know he does. >> Man, you were all kind of cut. >> Yeah, I mean I got a big knot right here. >> Goodness. Oh, dang. >> Yeah, doctor said that made me catch. >> Oh, got to get that checked out then. >> I've been losing weight. I have you. >> I went from 173 down to 149. Goodness. Over how long? Remon. >> You said doctor thinks this is cancer. But I ain't been back. I'm trying to finish up this lady's deck. >> Where are you working at? >> So he came home and tell me about how the the house got tore up or the glass. Did he throw it? Did he drop it? Did he hit it? >> No, he just threw it on the floor >> and it shattered. >> Yeah, it shattered. >> What was it? >> I'm not sure what it was. He just was grabbing stuff from different places. Did he break anything else besides that whatever glass that was? >> I got to see exactly what kind of glass it was cuz I don't know, >> right? It was I mean it was some something thick. >> Yeah. >> So, show me your purse. >> Okay. >> Why why why' he dump this out? >> I don't know. >> Was he looking for something? >> I don't know. He just crazy. When he smoke crack, he just get crazy. >> What happened to the door? >> What door? >> The front door. Why didn't it open? something he did. Trying to not make y'all come for me not to answer it, you know. >> Okay. >> And normally gonna open. Do me a favor. Stay in your room for a second. I'm going to talk to these officers and we'll come and talk to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> This some real thin drywall. >> Here it is. >> Yeah. We remodeling trying to remod everything. So, but um he so much he get >> Let's go. I'm going to talk to him in a second. Okay. >> I'm I'm hot. >> All right. So basically he says this all originated from an argument cuz he was at the social security office all day trying to get his check. She accused him of being out with a woman and not acting a social security office. He gets here, they get to argue. Um he says nothing ever escalates to physical. Um he has that cut on his head. He says that's he did that bumping up against this. Actually told me I asked him did anything get physical and he pretty much told me that he he's he refuses to cooperate. He said he's not going to tell me if anything did. And if it if something got physical, he wouldn't say. >> Okay. >> Cuz he don't want to get nobody in trouble. >> You know it's bad to smoke inside, right? >> I said, you know, it's bad to smoke inside. >> What's your birthday? >> So he's obviously he's saying nothing happened, right? Did he call anybody that you know of? >> Who called you? >> A friend. A friend of a friend called us. >> I don't know. I thought he did. >> Where'd he slap you at? >> My face. >> Okay. Can you close your eyes? I'm going to see if you got any marks. I don't. I'm a black and I don't have any mark. Not >> necessarily. You get You get some redness. >> He slapped me and he kicked me. >> Where did he kick you at? >> He kicked me in my leg. >> So, this is this is common. >> Uhhuh. >> He puts his hands on your What's right here? This red mark from tonight. >> Not tonight, but several days ago. >> Walk me through that fight again. >> Walk me through the the physical incident again. Because I questioned him because he came home looking crazy and acting crazy and I >> So what was said before he hit you? >> Uh I'm saying what what was it all day? He kept saying I was at the social security office. I was at the social security office. He may have been you know but I'm saying I just can't depend on you to be at social security office every day. So you got to go out and do stuff. Don't spend all your day [ __ ] crap money you make. It's just I expect something from a man. You know, you're a man, >> right? So, what happened with the physical part? >> Uh, he spit on me. He kicked me. Slap me a couple times. >> This all happened at the same time or different like he hit you and >> spit. He always spit on. >> Where'd he spit at? Here. Chest, face, >> face. Always do in my face. >> So, as far as the the incident here, you guys just arguing. Just arguing. >> Any hands get put on each other? Did >> she put hands on you? No. >> You put hands on her? >> No. Ain't nobody touched nobody. >> How did she get the mark on her leg? >> Mark on her leg. Now she had to do that cuz I ain't touched her. >> You didn't. >> I have not touched nobody. I will not touch her. >> I know better. I'm not You know, cuz I know what happened. You can't touch. Put your hands on them. And I got friends tell you I wouldn't do that. Her sister tell you I wouldn't do that. >> I won't prison on her arm. >> That I She fell in the bathtub twice today. Hey, I had to come home and get her out of the bathtub. Mother out there. >> She was drunk. She was >> to the point where she was falling over >> in the bathtub. Turn it all down. >> What time was that at? >> About 4:00. >> 4:00. >> 4 5:00. Well, after 5 when I got back home. >> Why did you call the friend to call us? Why don't you just call us? If you tell a friend anything about our >> I can't even pull up my number on No, >> you don't know our number. I mean, I don't know how to get this phone Harley to work. >> He called Smoochie. I don't know who Smoochie is. >> It's a good name. Let me spit it real quick. >> That's a great name. >> Does Smoochie live around here? >> Out there in Madison County. >> Okay. >> Hey, stand up. I'm going to look and see if you have any marks on you, >> sir. Do you have any marks on you? What happened on >> I did that at work. I do that at work. I did that at work. I did this going out that back door. >> Okay. >> And that's it. >> Lift your head up for me. You got any marks on your chin? I saw a little blood >> on your chin when I first walked in. That's >> what I was wiping off. >> Okay, >> but I mean I know my >> Anything on your back? >> No. >> Can you stand up for me? Let me see. >> Okay, >> I'm fine. >> All right, go ahead and turn around for me. Stand up. Put your hands behind your back. Rest >> for what? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Why am I What am I going to jail for? >> Battery. >> I ain't touched her. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I haven't touched her, sir. >> Put your hand, >> sir. I haven't touched her, sir. >> You're going to make >> I haven't touched her. I got you. You're going to catch a charge, a state charge. I suggest you put your behind your back. >> See, y'all taking me away for nothing. I ain't no goddamn law. >> Take him away. >> I ain't got nothing to tell. You know you get back. >> You know you lying. >> He's abusing me. >> You know you lying. Why you still pulling away from me? >> You know you lying to me. You lied to these people. >> You want to check that other pocket, Caleb, while we got him out here? Cuz I don't I don't know why he's jerking around. I I I I want my license all off that table. I don't want to leave my license here. >> Good deal. >> I do. >> Can I get my Can I get my >> Your wallet and your phone? Are those key? >> My wallet, my phone, my keys. >> Okay. >> My license are sitting right there. >> Those your glasses you want to show? >> No. So, can I get something? >> I get nobody. Why am I doing jail? I can't make B and nothing else. I get you know like that. >> All right. Let's watch. Ter that is >> I didn't mean to yell at you, but we got to we got to deal with him jerking and everything else. >> His shirt. Can we get him a shirt? >> Quit talking to her. >> Be in family violence. He'll have to see. >> I haven't done anything to her >> here. Step back door. >> Well, he'll be at Clark County Jail. Okay. >> I haven't touched her, >> man. I tried to keep her out of jail. Here I go to jail. >> Well, I got a shirt for you, Ron. That's all I can do, man. >> I can't get no water out refrigerator. I'm thirsty as hell. >> Have you done any today, Mr. Wrong? >> No, sir. I don't I've been social security office all day. I tried to tell everybody all that every time. >> Yeah, you told us a few times. >> Yes, sir. Damn. I ain't done nothing. My friend up the street knows I hadn't done nothing. He was I've been up there. He got $5. You can put gas in my boss's truck. >> Nothing in your underwear? >> No, I don't even know if I have any on. >> Okay, that's good. I don't like wearing underwear sometimes. >> All right, go ahead and take a seat for me up there. >> Good tire. >> Yeah, it's a good tire. >> She's going to regret this >> cuz I ain't done nothing. >> But we got to go off what we got. Okay. She's giving me one second. >> You like me to say anything about her? >> Huh? I can read you Mirandaite. We can keep talking. >> Uh, >> you want me to read you some Miranda rightites? >> No, sir. I shouldn't be the one going to jail. >> Okay. >> That mark on my head is from that butcher knife in that in that rack in there where she stuck me with a knife. I didn't want to say nothing about it. I don't want to get her no damn trouble. >> I got you. Would you like for me to read your Miranda rightites and we can talk about it? >> Well, >> I can't talk to you now that you're in custody about the incident that occurred. If I read you your Miranda rightites and you will you're willing to speak to me or wanting to speak to me. >> Yes. I won't tell you what. Okay. >> Okay. >> I just didn't want to get nobody in trouble. I can't stand to do that. I don't like telling folks. I was raised that way. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Keep those rights in mind. Would you wish to speak to me? I've never put my hands on that one at all. >> So, what happened tonight? >> She got mad at me. Got mad and kept on kept on and kept on like over and over talking about that. She told me two, three months ago to get my bank account changed and all this. Yeah. I said, "Get out of the past." I did that today. Go from today. And she got so mad the other week. You see barf on the side of my face when she scratched me the other week. >> Okay. >> All right. And at the night she stuck more the butcher knife. How did that happen? What happened? What led up to that? >> I was in the other room. I would not let her near me. I was holding the door shut and you you notice that little piece of sheetrock missing on going out that front room. >> Mhm. >> Side of the door. She stuck me through that. >> She stuck you through the wall. >> The sheetrock's gone. There's a there's a opening stud to it off and did that. >> Where's the sheetrock tore off at? >> It stayed in there. It kept on fussing and fussing and fussing. And she's saying that uh said that she was [ __ ] a friend of mine and all this [ __ ] trying to get >> she was doing that. >> She was she was a friend of yours. >> That's what she said. >> Okay. >> Trying to get my goat. You know I mean trying to get me and I wasn't buying into it. I was trying to get out the door. >> Let me see your head again where she stuck you at. All right. Let me go speak to her and we'll figure it out. Okay. What's up, man? >> I don't know how far away I'm supposed to be from my heart monitor. >> Huh? >> I got a heart I got to put I got a monitor. >> Where's it at? on that uh bookshelf in the living room on when you go into the living room on the left hand side. >> Okay, I'll grab it. >> You asked him about the ashtray when it was on the ground broken. >> No, I didn't really know what it was until, you know. >> Right. I got you. Okay. What did you ever find your phone number? I still need to get that from you. >> Yeah. Landline phone number is >> All right. So, you're going to be getting a call from the judge in the morning. Okay. He's going to call that number. >> Okay. >> All right. He's going to ask you how you feel around how you feel around Mr. Ron, feel safe or not, and that's going to determine it's going to have some determination on what he does for bond. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, if he keeps putting hands on you, I will let the judge know that it's common for him to put hands on you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You got any questions? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Makes sex tonight. Okay. All right. As long as you're not in my house tonight. >> No. He's going to be with us tonight. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Hey. All right, Mr. Ron. So, I spoke to her. Okay. Everything that you told me is going to go on your report as your side of what happened. Okay. Um, when you speak to the judge tomorrow, that's the time you need to tell them about your side of the story. Okay. >> Hey, I looked at that little pacemaker thing and that's a very big machine there. >> Don't worry about it. Okay. >> Maybe I'll >> I don't think you will. >> I can't be that lucky. >> All right. Because of the knife allegations, officers went back to interview the girlfriend a bit more. >> Hello. >> Hey. >> Are you Miss Deborah? >> Hey, Miss Deborah. I'm Detective Bergammy with the Athens Clark County Police Department. How are you doing? >> I'm doing well. >> I'm doing well. Okay. I just wanted to follow up with you in reference to officers coming out here the other day >> um with Mr. Ronald >> and just kind of wanted to see see what was going on or if you've had any contact with him or He's been staying away. >> Okay. Cuz he does have a binding condition, right? Okay. So, what actually happened that night? >> Well, not no B in here. >> We both have been drinking a little bit. You know, one thing led to another. He said something I didn't like. I'm pretty sure I said something he didn't like. >> Mhm. >> Kind of got in trouble in that. >> Okay. >> He tried to hold me. >> 22. >> Well, there was some allegation of him you uh a butcher knife or >> Yeah. >> or something like that. Do you know anything about that? >> It wasn't a butcher knife. It was not. But I can show you where he cut his head at >> trying to get away from me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I saw the cut in the uh in the police report or in the video, but >> um but I know initially when officers were here, he said that he was walking around and hit his head on something. >> Mhm. >> Some sticking out some reming. So >> Okay. >> But yeah, he's been staying away. >> Okay. All right. Um, would you like to would you be interested in getting in touch with Project Safe or anything like that? >> I don't think I'm in that kind of situation. >> All right. So, you haven't had any contact with them? >> No, I have seen them out and about in stores, but >> Okay. The officer mentioned that there were some bruises on you? >> Uh, well, well, there was something on my arm. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. But it's it seems like it seems like there's kind of been some some violence in the past. Have you ever called in the past? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Well, we want to keep you safe and you know, if you ever feel that you're not, don't hesitate to call 911. Okay. >> If he comes around, >> um, don't hesitate to call 911 cuz he'd be in violation of that that bond condition. So, >> Okay. All right. Was there anything else we could do for you today? Okay. >> All right. Yes, ma'am. Uhhuh. Thank you. >> Have a good day. The suspect was booked for battery family violence and criminal trespass family violence. Bond was set to $650. On February 26th, 2024, the battery charge was dismissed. The suspect entered a nollow plea to the charge of criminal trespass. He was sentenced to 24 hours of confinement.
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