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Molino Man Charged With Battery, Two Counts Of Child Abuse
October 7, 2022
A Molino man is accused of battery against an adult and the abuse of two minors.
Brandon Sharef Spencer, 44, was charged with battery domestic violence and two felony counts of child abuse.
Spencer allegedly attacked an adult female “due to jealousy” and slammed her head into a wall hard enough to break the sheetrock. Two children in the home attempted to help her, and Spencer shoved one of them into a glass table, breaking it, according to an Escambia County Sheriff’s Office report.
The three victims refused medical attention, but deputies noted the broken glass from the table caused minor cuts to one person’s foot, leg and thumb. The report states the residence was in complete disarray with drops of blood everywhere and broken sheetrock and glass from the table.
An ECSO K-9 tracked Spencer, and he was taken into custody. He was later released on a $6,000 bond.
The Florida Department of Children and Families was notified about the incident.
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4 Responses to “Molino Man Charged With Battery, Two Counts Of Child Abuse”
He was released??? He will do more harm, and he will most likely flee. WTH is wrong with the judge??? CHildren were harmed. Why is society turning their backs on helpless children?
SO, he flies into jealous rage and assaults and batters 3 people, including 2 minors and is released for $600?!? Unbelievable!
And no mention of a domestic violence injunction?!? That could just as easily been manslaughter. Does anyone think that that is over? Is anyone else in total disbelief and disgust at how this was carelessly handled? Total disregard for the victims!
Is this the Twilight Zone? Is today April 1st?
Why are these angry violent people released? That does not seem like a wise thing to do. And, it must terrify their victims. I do not think this is just.
Get a grip dude!