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Man Sentenced For His Part In Tasing Incident
August 7, 2012
An Atmore man was sentenced Monday in connection with an incident in which two women allegedly tased a man during an armed disturbance in Walnut Hill.
Slick Kenneth Corey, 43, was sentenced to 12 months probation Monday on a battery charge and ordered to perform 25 hours community service.
Two women were sentenced in July connection with the same incident. Windy Hall Hudson, age 28 of Century, was sentenced to 12 months probation and 25 hours of community service for battery. Wanda R. McGhee, age 44 of Atmore, was sentenced to six months probation and ordered to perform 25 hours of community service for misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
On March 21, the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to an armed disturbance on Rigby Road where the victim said he was sitting on the porch with his girlfriend and the homeowner. He told deputies that McGhee, who is his estranged wife, along with Hudson and a man he knew only as “Slick” pulled up in the driveway. He said “Slick” headed toward him in an agitated state and punched him in the face and then grabbed him around the neck in a choke hold, according to an arrest report.
While the victim was down on the ground in the choke hold, a witness told deputies that McGhee began to use a stun gun to tase the victim repeatedly while Hudson kicked him. The witness said Hudson grabbed the taser and also tased the victim. “Slick” and the two women then left the residence.
Deputies later made contact with the women at the Grey Goose Lounge on Highway 97. Hudson refused to answer questions, while McGhee told deputies that her estranged husband had swung at the unnamed male first, starting the fight.
Deputies later identified “Slick” as Corey.
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3 Responses to “Man Sentenced For His Part In Tasing Incident”
Slick is a very nice guy I know him from the Wind Creek Casino. I’m sure some made him do what he did. My prayers goes out to him and I hope that everything works out for him.
I agree!!! What I dont understand is it was Wanda that was doing the tasing and she got less time then all of them…She knew she went to the exhusband home for a reason and got the others involved..They should have sent her to rehab or prison..
REGARDING:
“McGhee told deputies that her estranged husband had swung at the unnamed male first, starting the fight.”
As always, blame the man
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