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Man Charged With Battery, Death Investigation Ongoing At Assisted Living Facility
April 28, 2021
A man is charged with battery, and a death investigation is ongoing after an altercation this week at an assisted living facility in Escambia County.
Stanley Lamar Lively, 53, is charged with one count of first degree felony aggravated battery and is being held without bond.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said Lifely is a resident at Ashbury Place where the incident took place.
According to deputies, at some point Monday evening, an altercation took place where Lively battered two other residents. One of the residents was injured, while the other died at the hospital from his injuries.
The arrest report states Lively was “rambling and delirious” after the incident, while also “covered in fecal matter and blood.”
According to the report, a nurse told deputies that she heard noise coming from one of the victim’s room, and walked in to find Lively on top of the victim, beating on him. She pulled Lively off the victim, which is when he began beating on the other victim.
No further details on the incident have been released at this time.
The sheriff’s office says a death investigation is underway to determine if Lively will face homicide charges.
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11 Responses to “Man Charged With Battery, Death Investigation Ongoing At Assisted Living Facility”
This guy is a mental case. If he killed someone charge him and throw away the key.
Working in a nursing home is one of the most underpaid and unappreiciated jobs there is. That is no excuse for a nursing home being bad though. But I think the profit margin is so low that corners get cut just to stay in busiiness. So we get what we pay for and many of us will end in one. I know of many folks who work in the CNA profession and most of them I hold in high regard.
Horrible.
Covid was terrible enough, but to have your loved one dIe like this , is beyond HORRIBLE.
I wonder why he is even in the place to begin with. I am 20+ years older than he is and can still put in a good days work. I assume some kind of addiction is why he is there. I also assume we, the tax payers, are paying for him while being there.
Not condoning by all means, apparently this man has issues or he wouldn’t have been allowed to live there. Not all ALF’s are trained and staffed for these kind of individuals, they need special care to keep things like this from happening.
Like stated, it’s just a money maker for the owners and the residents are not screened properly.
No innocent elderly person should die at the hands of a maniac. They should be safe in a nursing or assisted living facility. Horrible. The State needs to look deeply into this matter and not push it under the rug.
Ash bury should be closed down. Health department needs to come in and inspect that place. Dirtiest place I have ever seen. The owner don’t care about the patients they just want the money.
This has lawsuit against Ashbury Place written all over it.
It’s wonder anyone makes it out of Asbury Place. They’ve had patients who are supposed to be under constant supervision escape and start walking down Mobile Highway. All of these nursing homes and ALFs are criminally understaffed and the few staff that do work there are woefully underpaid for the work that is expected of them.
53 years old?
Goodness, he looks 70.
Lock this trash up for life
I can’t go visit my grandmother because there’s a tiny chance she may get a cold yet Mr. Blood and Poo is allowed to leave his room, wander the hallway unnoticed and beat other patients in their room. Yep, that makes sense.
Anyone want to bet this isn’t the first time staff has had a problem with that guy? Now he’s murdered a patient and battered another. Excellent supervision and patient care there, folks.
Well, at least Granny is safe from me and my germs.