The Orange County Criminal Lawyer Blog36-year-old Rose Geisler lives in Youngstown, Ohio. She is the mother of a 3-month-old baby.
On the afternoon of June 8, Geisler was at home relaxing with her son. The baby was in a vehicle child safety seat, and Geisler said he fell asleep.
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Man used Garrote Wire to Choke Co-Worker
A man in Tempe, Arizona was taken into custody after allegedly choking his co-worker with a metal wire.
In the afternoon on October 11, a man was using a sandblasting machine at work when a co-worker reportedly unexpectedly attacked him while his back was turned.
The man believed that the person was wearing gloves since he saw their hands as he felt something being wrapped around his throat.
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Affluenza Teen’s Dad Suspected of Assaulting Girlfriend
The man whose son has been referred to as “affluenza teen” for the past few years after his DUI conviction is currently facing his own charges for allegedly choking his girlfriend intensely enough to restrict her breathing.
53-year-old Fredrick Couch and his girlfriend Brandi Gober allegedly had an interaction on July 14, for which Couch has been accused of putting his hands around the woman’s throat and pressing so hard that she had a hard time breathing.
Couch and Gober reportedly live together in Fort Worth, and details about what may have transpired leading to the allegations against Couch have not been released at this time.
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Drunk Man in Stolen Car Leads Police on 5 MPH Chase for 90 Minutes
A Los Angeles man allegedly driving under the influence in what is believed to be a stolen vehicle caused police to pursue him at a very slow pace for ninety minutes on Tuesday night.
A man suspected of car theft and DUI, later identified as 30-year-old Jose Arqimioes Figueroa, was allegedly seen driving the reportedly heisted vehicle in the San Fernando Valley at approximately 10:15 p.m. on April 31.
Authorities began pursuing the car and attempted to pull him over, but Figueroa reportedly continued coasting along at a speed of between 5-10 mph.