A man is facing felony charges after allegedly violating a no-contact order against him from his neighbor, and propelling potatoes at the woman.
A woman and the man in a neighboring home in Yakima, Washington, reportedly had a tense past relationship which led to the female obtaining a no-contact order against him.
The man was disallowed from returning to his residence and forced to relocate due to the order, but still retained the ownership of his home.
When the stepbrother of a girl allegedly hit her with a potato because he felt she was dismissive of his attention-seeking pleas, it triggered the authorities to charge him for suspicion of domestic violence.
18-year-old Tyler Scott Parker and his stepsister live near Tampa in a home with their blended family.
On Sunday afternoon, Parker was hanging out with his stepsibling when he allegedly decided that she wasn’t giving him the amount of attention he wanted.
A man is facing charges after he allegedly became upset about the way a potato was cooked and he stabbed a woman in the head with a fork.
On Sunday, the authorities went to investigate claims of an incident regarding a woman who had possibly been the victim of injury from being stabbed with a fork. The third-party caller said that she had become concerned after she got a few blank texts, and then a call from the alleged victim.
When the officer reached the scene the alleged victim was sitting inside of a vehicle where a fork, which she said was the one reported in the dispute, and a shirt containing blood was also found. She did not appear to have severe injuries and she did not want medical treatment, but it was noted that there was allegedly blood and puncture marks on her head.
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