I’ve been busier than a one-armed paper hanger this week or I probably would have posted this several days ago. As a matter of fact, with the snow I may not get much writing done tonight either.

Anyway, this past Tuesday 45-year-old Nathan Stuckey of Atlanta was arrested earlier this week after he poured boiling water on his girlfriend.

Tuesday afternoon Stuckey held his girlfriend captive and physically assaulted her and then poured boiling water over her chest and groin area.

Stuckey is currently lodged in the Fulton County Jail on charges of Battery, Aggravated Battery and False Imprisonment. He is being held without bond.

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There are very few things I can think of that make it right to hit a woman. Maybe it’s just because I am a guy but I don’t understand women like Zachary Baslington’s girlfriend. The 20-year-old man is on probation for an earlier assault on the same woman and part of that probation is that he is not allowed to come near her, yet the two of them have been living together. The first time you get hit and have the man arrested it’s his fault but when you continue living with him and expect things to be different, that’s called insanity as well as stupidity. It’s doing the same thing over and over expecting different results.

Zachary apparently got mad at his girlfriend and dragged her by the hair from their home into the woods and started beating her. The woman managed to connect with 911 before Baslington took the phone away from her and by that time the police were on the way.

Washington County, Oregon deputies arrived and by using a K-9 unit they found the two. Baslington was arrested and charged with Kidnapping, Domestic Menacing, Strangulation, Assault, Interfering With Making a Report and a probation violation. He was lodged into the Washington County Jail on January 15th.

Zack’s MySpace

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44-year-old Edward M. Henley, a veteran sergeant of 22 years with the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, has been arrested and held without bond today following an argument with his wife that turned physical.

According to the accusations Henley and his wife attended a party on Friday night and started arguing with each other on the way home and once they got there it was on. Henley allegedly hit her several times during the fight. His wife called 911 shortly before 1 a.m. this morning and Escambia County deputies showed up. Based on whatever evidence they were able to get at the house along with interviews with the two Henley was arrested and charged.

Florida law says that domestic violence case don’t have to have bond set. Henley has been charged with Battery, Simple Assault and False Imprisonment. He has a bond hearing on Sunday morning where a judge will decide whether or not to grant bail.

Escambia County Current Inmates

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