January 06, 2010
Holli
Bragg
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WWE (WALLY WORLD ENTERTAINMENT) – A man and his wife were in the store. The wife’s ex-boyfriend, along with his family, harassed the couple. The ex’s daddy went so far as to beat up on the man who married his son’s ex girlfriend, and it was all caught on camera. Daddy went to jail. The couple said the ex’s family has been harassing them for some time.
HOT TEMPERS – A Garden District woman asked her boyfriend how to operate the apartment’s heating system. For some reason this made him mad, and he threw her out of the bed and pushed her down. When she tried getting up three times, he pushed her back down. Then, he threw a DVD player at her, stole her cell phone and left. All because she asked a question?
JILTED – A Stilson-Leefield Road man called deputies after he and his wife tussled, leaving him visibly injured. He told deputies he argued with his honey after playing cards at a friend’s house. They went home and the man went to cook a meal, but when he left the kitchen, Honey told her husband she did not love him, she only loved herself. He later found text messages from a man, and other messages telling the man she did not love her husband any longer. This caused a fight, resulting in the husband suffering visible injuries. He decided not to have her arrested for the physical altercation.
JUNKYARD JUNKIES – A man looking for parts at a Westside Road junkyard shattered several windows of junked vehicles, and left when confronted and told law enforcement was called. Reports did not say why he shattered the windows.
DON’T POKE THE BEAR – An officer stopped a woman for drunk driving on Veteran’s Memorial Parkway, and her passenger became belligerent and unruly. He was under age, yet drunk, so police charged him with underage possession of alcohol and public intoxication. He resisted arrest and was uncooperative even when taken to jail, so a charge of obstruction was added.
YO QUIERO, GO TO JAIL? – A man and woman at The Pointe at Southern apartments engaged in a pushing and shoving match during an argument over a taco. Maybe it was the last one?