Guy violently resisted the deputies before he was restrained and placed in the backseat of a patrol unit. Even then, he continued to resist, banging his head against the barrier separating the front and rear seats.
At the time of the arrest, Guy was reportedly in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. He was charged with those crimes in addition to domestic battery with strangulation and child endangerment, false imprisonment while armed with a weapon, resisting a police officer with force or violence and criminal damage to property.
Guy has a history of fighting with law enforcement officers. In 2012, he was charged with battery on a Washington Parish jail employee and failure to appear in court. In 2013, he was arrested again for failure to appear in court. He faced another failure to appear in court charge in 2015 as well as a failure to pay a court assessed fine. Later in 2015, he was arrested again for failure to pay a court assessed fine In 2018, he was arrested on an outstanding warrant for failure to pay court ordered child support.
Commenting on the arrest, Sheriff Randy Seal said, “To say Mr. Guy has an anger management problem might be an understatement. It seems obvious he has no regard for others. Violently resisting law enforcement officers is never a good tactic. You might be big or strong, but you are never big enough or strong enough. You will go to jail where you belong. I’m pleased neither of our officers were injured and that Mr. Guy could be jailed awaiting an appearance before a 22nd Judicial District Court judge.”
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.