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Century Man Charged With Aggravated Battery, False Imprisonment Of Pregnant Woman
November 1, 2021
A Century man is charged with the battery and false imprisonment of a pregnant woman after she tried to deliver food to him, according to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
Tyler Gregory Qualls, 20, was charged with felony domestic violence aggravated battery when the offender knew the victim is pregnant, kidnapping false imprisonment and depriving a person the use of 911.
The victim told deputies she was taking food to Qualls at his residence when he began beating on her vehicle and climbed on the hood, according to an arrest report. She continued to say that she got out of her vehicle in an attempt to remove him from the hood, and he bit her on her finger, the report states.
Qualls also entered the vehicle “to gain control of it, taking the keys”, the report continues. When the victim called 911, he took her phone, according to deputies.
Qualls remained in the Escambia County Jail Monday morning with bond set at $3,000.
Portions of the arrest report are redacted, and the remaining portions do not detail the exact relationship between Qualls and the female.
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11 Responses to “Century Man Charged With Aggravated Battery, False Imprisonment Of Pregnant Woman”
A few seasons on the road gang will chill him out.
I wouldnt believe thsrts the way it exactley went down. I mean it doesnt even sound right. I wanted him off my car, Im pregnant, and scared. Im inside my locked car with the keys. Why on earth especially being pregnant would you dare get out? You couldnt call 911. So did you get out of the car and hand him your phone? Just seems were missing some details or something dont add up.
There are some people you just can’t help. Don’t deliver the “hot head” anything.
Use forward or reverse the next time someone is on your car.
Learn from your mistakes. Move on and stay away from him.
@FederalFed: Whether he is a habitual offender or not…why would such a violent crime warrant such a small bail? While other non violent crimes bring higher bails.
@dc
Habitual offender would mean he’s been arrested multiple times, or offended multiple times. Yet there are no records to indicate that. Rule number 3 says not to do that.
Back when I was battling addiction, I was caught with a very small amount of a controlled substance. It was my first and only time ever being in trouble and a non violent crime. I was given a $5000 bond. Yet this guy is a habitual criminal and this was a very violent crime….$3000 bond?! How do they come up with this stuff???
Next time put that car in reverse and hit the gas!
So he is on the hood of your car..your pregnant and you get out of the vehicle to get him off the hood.,yep..makes sense .. I’m sure I could have removed him more effectively from inside my vehicle..
Cmon. Come back to Century, I dare you.
Would that be Biting The Hand That Feeds You?
There are some people you just can’t help. Don’t deliver the “hot head” anything.
I hope he isn’t the father of the woman’s baby. Good luck with that in trying to collect child support from this “no good” bum.
Learn from your mistakes. Move on and stay away from him.