A Washington man suspected of car prowling has accused the authorities of using excessive force while detaining him for a crime he did not commit.
52-year-old Mark A. Domino and his mother are employed at Walmart in Clarkston, Washington.
Just before 6:00 pm on Monday evening, Domino got off work and headed to his mother’s vehicle to retrieve a clothes hanger.
When the dinner that her live-in boyfriend had purchased included items that she disapproved of, a woman reportedly threw the food at the man resulting in domestic violence charges for battery.
65-year-old Donna Lee Gramley and her 64-year-old partner live in a mobile home park together in an area close to Tampa Bay, Florida.
Gramley’s housemate bought Chinese food for dinner and he included some items in his order that he shared with his neighbors.
A city councilwoman of a small town in Kansas is facing charges after an incident following her arrest where she has been accused of biting a police officer on his thumb so hard that it broke the bone.
Late in the morning on June 29, officers arrived at the home of Carol Fowler, a 48-year-old woman from Huron, Kansas, who works on the city council for the location that serves as home to 73 residents. She was being apprehended due to an outstanding warrant issued for failing to appear at a scheduled court date for charges she incurred in December.
Fowler allegedly was not compliant with the officers when they tried to arrest her, and she was reported as having kicked and scratched at them until a stun gun was eventually deployed in an attempt to subdue her. Neither of the deputies reported any significant injuries to them during the encounter, and she was taken to the Atchison county jail.
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