Cantonment Man Charged With Battery Of Two Women
July 30, 2024
A Cantonment man has been charged with the alleged battery of two women
Riley Lucien Perreault was charged with felony battery by strangulation and misdemeanor battery.
One victim told the Escambia County Sheriff’s’ Office that Perreault went into a rage because his wife was leaving him, according to an arrest report. She stated that Perreault shoved her and became angrier, shattering a glass door when he hit it with his head. He later choked her until she passed out, the report continues.
The deputy noted in the report that the victim had marks on her neck consistent with being choked and a bloody nose.
A friend of the victim told deputies that Perreault shoved her when she attempted to intervene.
He was released from the Escambia County Jail on a $6,500 bond.
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8 Responses to “Cantonment Man Charged With Battery Of Two Women”
@ Bill T he wouldn’t dare try this with a man. Punks like this are cowards!
The fact that a man lives after choking another person proves there are not too many guns in America.
Or that some women are VERY forgiving.
What a punk
This should have been NO BOND!
I pray for both victims in the aftermath of this vicious attack on them, but I fear that it may not be over. I can understand the feelings of people in a breakdown of relationships, but not the violence which was demonstrated in this situation. Also I cannot understand the extremely low bail amount for what could be determined as an act of attempted murder.
Now remember if convicted and you go to jail if you push or try to abuse a inmate watch what happens you will be shocked at how these guys will best you until you pass out or die it’s called karma!!!!!
$6,500 Bond. This is attempted murder.
Break it to him gently, any every woman has the Right to leave.