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Man arrested 20 times, now charged with 5 counts of attempted murder
Man arrested 20 times, now charged with 5 counts of attempted murder
BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) -
A Baton Rouge man has been arrested for a twentieth time, and police say this last time he is being charged with five counts of attempted second degree murder.
Frederick Lee Irving, 33, to date has been arrested for possession of marijuana, resisting an officer, simple battery, accessory after the fact first degree murder, aggravated assault, unauthorized entry, domestic abuse battery, and aggravated criminal damage to property.
On August 26, 2014, reports from the Baton Rouge Police Department say Irving went to a residence in the 4900 block of Jean St. looking for a woman. Reports say the man got angry with the woman and "slapped her with enough force that she almost dropped her 2-year-old son that she was holding at the time."
The woman ran into the residence and another person in the home stopped Irving from coming in, but that is when Irving pulled out a gun and started to shoot, according to documents from BRPD. The unidentified man was shot in the elbow, the left leg, and a bullet grazed his lower abdomen.
Crime scene technicians found a .38 special in a yard on Jean St. and that weapon had been fired approximately five times.
Irving was arrested on Oct. 20 and charged with five counts of attempted second degree murder, simple battery and illegal discharge of a weapon. His bond is set at $395,000.
http://www.wafb.com/story/26834436/man-arrested-19-times-charged-with-5-counts-of-attempted-murder
Here is what I think about my Home Sweet Home. It's sad to see what this once Great City has become.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O-sqYN13SU
BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) -
A Baton Rouge man has been arrested for a twentieth time, and police say this last time he is being charged with five counts of attempted second degree murder.
Frederick Lee Irving, 33, to date has been arrested for possession of marijuana, resisting an officer, simple battery, accessory after the fact first degree murder, aggravated assault, unauthorized entry, domestic abuse battery, and aggravated criminal damage to property.
On August 26, 2014, reports from the Baton Rouge Police Department say Irving went to a residence in the 4900 block of Jean St. looking for a woman. Reports say the man got angry with the woman and "slapped her with enough force that she almost dropped her 2-year-old son that she was holding at the time."
The woman ran into the residence and another person in the home stopped Irving from coming in, but that is when Irving pulled out a gun and started to shoot, according to documents from BRPD. The unidentified man was shot in the elbow, the left leg, and a bullet grazed his lower abdomen.
Crime scene technicians found a .38 special in a yard on Jean St. and that weapon had been fired approximately five times.
Irving was arrested on Oct. 20 and charged with five counts of attempted second degree murder, simple battery and illegal discharge of a weapon. His bond is set at $395,000.
http://www.wafb.com/story/26834436/man-arrested-19-times-charged-with-5-counts-of-attempted-murder
Here is what I think about my Home Sweet Home. It's sad to see what this once Great City has become.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O-sqYN13SU
I may be watching too much Law and Order but his bond seems really low considering what he has done.
What a system we live under.... The a-hole is 33 and has been arrested 20 times. Simple math says once a year since he was 13. Hard to believe that someone didn't see this coming before now. Bah, what the hell. Give him another chance. This time he means it when he says he'll be good.
If it makes you feel better RGlass, my home town is a **** poor shadow of what it used to be as well. Some of the street names are the same, but most everything else changed, and not for the better.
If it makes you feel better RGlass, my home town is a **** poor shadow of what it used to be as well. Some of the street names are the same, but most everything else changed, and not for the better.
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