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Flomaton Woman Charged After Early Morning Cutting In Century
August 31, 2012
A Flomaton woman was jailed after an early morning cutting in Century.
Chelesa Dianne Boutwell, 19, was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon following the incident about 3 a.m. in the area of Pond and Ramar streets.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to Jay Hospital after receiving a report of a cutting victim. They discovered 21-year old Hannah Joyce Campbell of Century had 8-10 cuts to her face and hand from an unknown sharp object. Campbell was transferred to a Pensacola hospital for further treatment for her injuries.
Boutwell told deputies that she had been having problems with Campbell for about a week. The pair became involved in a physical altercation, and Boutwell admitted to hitting Campbell several times. Boutwell said when she noticed that Campell was bleeding, she stopped and helped her up off the ground. Boutwell told deputies she did not know how Campbell was cut, but believed the injuries may have been caused by a ring on her finger.
Boutwell was booked into the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $10,000.
Editor’s note: Boutwell’s mug shot was not immediately available due to a power failure at the jail this morning.
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9 Responses to “Flomaton Woman Charged After Early Morning Cutting In Century”
we <3 you Hannah !!
Hannah, I hope you to feeling better soon! & hope this girl gets what she deserves. People on here are so quick to judge. Yeah I’ve been to prison people make mistakes no ones perfect! I’m so proud of you of the way you
Are with rilee she loves u so much and I’m always here for you love you
Rachael
Hannah we love you and hope you get better soon!!!!!! Don’t let peoples comments get you down!
Praying for you Hannah & we love you!
I remember Hannah when she was a little girl always with my niece. Looking into those beautiful eyes I know that this is not the life she wanted. Now thru many bad choices she is paying a heavy price. I want Hannah to know that there are people who still care and love her. She is not worthless nor is she too far gone that God can not reach her. I pray that Hannah as well as Chelsea find their way out. It’s not too late. Let someone help you.
@ Amanda……It does not matter if the victim is a repeat felon or if she just got out of prison or not. Miss Boutwell is in the same boat now ……have you ever heard of leaving before an altercation begins. Were you there…..these must be your friends you know so much about what’s going on with them……all of you need to get a job and a life……and being a THUG is not a life!!!! You lay with dogs you get fleas , it’s as simple as that!!!
I think something should be said for Miss Boutwell for helping Miss Campbell up after she was on the ground and bleeding.
Thankful for the helping hands on Pond and Ramer Streets.
Now she’s charged with a Felony.. I guess if she was at home and Not hangin with cons runnin the streets she wouldn’t be a felon herself..
The victim is a repeat felon and just got out of prison, she’s been back running the streets since she got out. If she would have been home with her child this wouldn’t have happened.