Man Accused of Assault at Domestic Disturbance
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Richmond Police Department
RICHMOND - Police arrested a man for second degree assault after a domestic disturbance Thursday.
Police arrested and charged Jeremy Seale, age 27, Meadowlark Drive, for assault following a disturbance at an apartment in the 100 block of Meadowlark Drive.
At approximately 4:00 P.M., police were dispatched to the apartment to investigate a report of an assault in progress. Upon arrival, officers observed Seale brandishing a baseball bat toward another male. Officers disarmed Seale and detained him.
Further investigation revealed that Seale had not struck anyone with the bat. However, it was determined that he had struck the other male at the residence several times in the head with a soft drink bottle, causing lacerations and bumps to the skull. The victim was treated at the scene by Madison County EMS and released.
Seale was charged for Assault 2nd Degree and lodged in the MCDC.
In other police news:
Burglary of Residence: On 03/04/2010, residents of an apartment in the 100 block of S. Killarney Lane reported that their residence had been broken into during the daytime hours and a number of items stolen. Entry was gained by forcing open the front door. The following items were reported missing: a Nintendo Wii gaming system with games; a Playstation 2 gaming system; a UK 100-year commemorative edition framed print autographed by players; Xbox 360 gaming system with games; two bottles of prescription medication; a Smokey and the Bandit die cast model car; twelve Zippo lighters bearing logos of Jim Beam, Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Playboy Bunny, Dale Earnhardt, Sr., and others; a bottle of Absolut vodka; a bottle of Bacardi rum; an AT&T Tilt cellular telephone; a Motorola Razr cellular telephone; two men’s Citizen watches; a pair of Nike Shox athletic shoes, size 11; and a pair of New Balance athletic shoes, size 11. Estimated loss: $7339.50
Theft: On 03/05/2010, a resident in the 200 block of S. Madison Avenue reported that his dog had been stolen from his yard during the daytime hours. The dog is described as a large chocolate Labrador Retriever, approximately seven years old and weighing approximately 120 pounds. Estimated loss: $499.00
Theft from Vehicle: On 03/06/2010, a resident in the 400 block of Oak Street reported that a number of items had been stolen from her parked vehicle during the overnight hours from her unsecured vehicle. The following items were stolen: a purple wallet containing $775.00 in cash and a money order in the amount of $191.32; a gold necklace; a Garmin GPS unit; and a T-Mobile Gravity 2 cellular telephone. Estimated loss: $1440.32
Theft from Vehicle: On 03/06/2010, a resident in the 800 block of E. Irvine Street reported that a number of tools had been stolen from his two pickup trucks during the overnight hours. Tool boxes located in the beds of the trucks had been forced open to access the tools. The victim reported that numerous Mr. Goodwrench socket sets and several Craftsman corded power drills had been stolen. Estimated loss: $2000.00
Anyone with information related to the above crimes should contact the Richmond Police Department at 859-623-8911 or 859-623-1162.
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courtesy of
Richmond Police Department
RICHMOND - Police arrested a man for second degree assault after a domestic disturbance Thursday.
Police arrested and charged Jeremy Seale, age 27, Meadowlark Drive, for assault following a disturbance at an apartment in the 100 block of Meadowlark Drive.
At approximately 4:00 P.M., police were dispatched to the apartment to investigate a report of an assault in progress. Upon arrival, officers observed Seale brandishing a baseball bat toward another male. Officers disarmed Seale and detained him.
Further investigation revealed that Seale had not struck anyone with the bat. However, it was determined that he had struck the other male at the residence several times in the head with a soft drink bottle, causing lacerations and bumps to the skull. The victim was treated at the scene by Madison County EMS and released.
Seale was charged for Assault 2nd Degree and lodged in the MCDC.
In other police news:
Burglary of Residence: On 03/04/2010, residents of an apartment in the 100 block of S. Killarney Lane reported that their residence had been broken into during the daytime hours and a number of items stolen. Entry was gained by forcing open the front door. The following items were reported missing: a Nintendo Wii gaming system with games; a Playstation 2 gaming system; a UK 100-year commemorative edition framed print autographed by players; Xbox 360 gaming system with games; two bottles of prescription medication; a Smokey and the Bandit die cast model car; twelve Zippo lighters bearing logos of Jim Beam, Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Playboy Bunny, Dale Earnhardt, Sr., and others; a bottle of Absolut vodka; a bottle of Bacardi rum; an AT&T Tilt cellular telephone; a Motorola Razr cellular telephone; two men’s Citizen watches; a pair of Nike Shox athletic shoes, size 11; and a pair of New Balance athletic shoes, size 11. Estimated loss: $7339.50
Theft: On 03/05/2010, a resident in the 200 block of S. Madison Avenue reported that his dog had been stolen from his yard during the daytime hours. The dog is described as a large chocolate Labrador Retriever, approximately seven years old and weighing approximately 120 pounds. Estimated loss: $499.00
Theft from Vehicle: On 03/06/2010, a resident in the 400 block of Oak Street reported that a number of items had been stolen from her parked vehicle during the overnight hours from her unsecured vehicle. The following items were stolen: a purple wallet containing $775.00 in cash and a money order in the amount of $191.32; a gold necklace; a Garmin GPS unit; and a T-Mobile Gravity 2 cellular telephone. Estimated loss: $1440.32
Theft from Vehicle: On 03/06/2010, a resident in the 800 block of E. Irvine Street reported that a number of tools had been stolen from his two pickup trucks during the overnight hours. Tool boxes located in the beds of the trucks had been forced open to access the tools. The victim reported that numerous Mr. Goodwrench socket sets and several Craftsman corded power drills had been stolen. Estimated loss: $2000.00
Anyone with information related to the above crimes should contact the Richmond Police Department at 859-623-8911 or 859-623-1162.
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