Posted on 12/29/2006 6:27:19 PM PST by TFFKAMM
(12-29) 18:18 PST Lillington, N.C. (AP) --
A woman was charged with malicious castration for allegedly attacking a man during a Christmas party, police said. Rebecca Arnold Dawson, 34, is accused of grabbing the genitals of a 38-year-old man during a fight that erupted early Tuesday morning at a party hosted by the man's girlfriend. All three were heavily intoxicated, Lillington Police Chief Frank Powers said.
"I believe he needed more than 50 stitches to repair the damage, but he is back home at this point," police Cpl. Brad Stevens said Friday. "All we can tell you is that the injury was done with her hands. There were no weapons used."
Witnesses gave conflicting stories to police, who discovered a bloody scene after being called to the home for a domestic disturbance, Powers said. Other details weren't provided.
North Carolina law describes malicious castration as cutting off, maiming or disfiguring a person's genitals with the intent to hurt or render the victim impotent.
Dawson, who was released from jail Wednesday on $50,000 bond, also was charged with assault causing serious bodily injury, malicious conduct by a prisoner, and damage to government property for damaging a police cruiser. She also allegedly spit on an officer, Stevens said.
The arrest was the first of its kind in Lillington, a town about 30 miles south of Raleigh, Powers said.
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Allegedly?!? Are we sure it was spit.....
I can believe that.
Just another night at the Clinton's.
Clinton's = Clintons'
Forgive me, Grammar Police.
I dont want to think about it, I dont want to think about it, I dont want to think about it...
I am the the spelling/grammar Chief Superintendent. But since you caught it in less than a minute, I will let this one slide.
You are most gracious.
Ho ho ho indeed!
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