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Century Man Charged With Battery Of His Wife
September 3, 2020
A Century man was arrested after allegedly pushing and hitting his wife, who is the mother of his child, multiple times in the head and forcefully taking her phone.
Alexander Hayes, 23, was charged with with battery and felony robbery following the incident.
Hayes and his wife were living apart, but he went to her residence to look for his clothes and a cell phone cover that contained his identification and credit cards. As she attempted to walk out of the residence, Hayes closed the front door and hit her approximately nine times on the side of her head with an open hand, according to and Escambia County Sheriff’s Office report. He then pushed her into a chair and struck her in the head about five more times before snatching her iPhone, the report continues.
The Sheriff’s Office said the victim suffered injuries to her head and neck.
Hayes was released from the Escambia County Jail on a $10,000 bond.
Comments
6 Responses to “Century Man Charged With Battery Of His Wife”
@DK
Every domestic violence case is a no bond until 1st appearance. The Judge sets the bond based on a certain criteria after that. Bond is not a penalty or punishment. It’s just a way to be sure that people show up in court.
@dbrown.
WRONG
they have a child in common. They don’t have to live together or have ever lived together to be DV if they have a child together.
That’s easy to look up too. Just google Florida domestic violence criteria.
@db
you don’t have to live together, just be married or have a kid together!!!!!!!
What about charging him with false imprisonment, buglary??????????????
“he went to her residence”
db to dk you have to live together to be domestic violence they didnt
Just another “charming” Century Prince who rides off into the sunset free of all harsher punishment…
How do some get no bond and some get a slap on the wrist for domestic violence?