St. Lucie County, FL (December 14, 2018) – Police say that a woman was arrested in St. Lucie County after she demanded that her boyfriend have sex with her and then threw an object at him.

42-year-old Lorrie Anne Carroll was arrested on battery charges and resisting an officer without violence around 3 a.m. in the morning. When deputies arrived at the address, Carroll’s boyfriend answered and said that the two had been arguing all night because Carroll wanted to have sex and he didn’t want to.

According to the arrest report, Carroll continuously tried to have sex with him even when he told her to stop. He even took some time to go to the bar and, when he returned, she did the same thing.

When he continued to refuse, Carroll took a paint roller and tossed it at his head, then striking him in the chest and groin. Officers said that she was intoxicated at the time of the arrest.

St. Lucie County Battery Laws 

St. Lucie County, FL – Florida Woman Makes Sexual Demands with ViolenceBattery, especially a first offense, is seen as a misdemeanor crime, which means that you could be facing penalties of up to a year in prison, 12 month’s probation, or a fine of $1,000. Though these might not seem like especially harsh penalties, crimes with violent intentions are taken seriously in the court of law and you might find that they can leave quite a devastating impact on your life. Because of this, you never want to handle your claim alone without the help of an expert by your side.

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