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Flomaton Man Accused Of Breaking Another Man’s Jaw During Argument
June 20, 2023
A Flomaton man is accused of hitting another man during an argument, breaking his jaw in two places,
Jacob Michael Wright, 22, was arrested recently in a charge of aggravated battery causing bodily harm for the incident last year.
The victim told the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office that on October 2, 2022, he was drinking alcohol with his friend “Jake Wright” when the two got into an argument at an address on Camberwell Road in Pensacola. Wright struck the victim in the jaw, breaking it in two places, according to an arrest report.
The victim’s jaw had to be wired, deputies noted.
Wright was released on a $10,000 bond.
Comments
7 Responses to “Flomaton Man Accused Of Breaking Another Man’s Jaw During Argument”
Hey Bob, speak for Yourself – We have too many laws as is.
Jake is a good guy and his mom is the best around. Praying God undertakes for this situation. If life has taught me anything it is you better be careful what you say about anyone else. It can always come home to you!!
Drinking alcoholic beverages can lead to bad decisions??
Has anyone else heard of this??
Liquid stupidity.
(and we need all the smarts we can muster)
David for a simple fix for one kind of stupidity
I agree with the other Bob.
If your buddy Jake is getting drunk and punching people in the face so hard that he breaks their jaw, then he isn’t a “good guy”, and you should probably reevaluate your choice of friends.
It doesn’t matter what someone does, you better not be physical. Or you can and go to jail. No one wants to live in a society of the wild wild west where people who don’t believe in the constitution get to make decisions for the rest of us. You don’t like what someone says, then walk away!
I’ve known Jake all of his life. He is a good young man. The article does not say what the victim did for him to be slapped. Only there was an argument. I’ll reserve judgement until all of the facts come out.
Apparently got a good jab.
Assuming he did strike him with his fist not an object.