New Port Richey, FL (February 26, 2019) – Police say that 46-year-old Brad Quigley is now facing charges after he grabbed a woman’s butt without her permission in New Port Richey.

Quigley intentionally grabbed the buttocks of a 22-year-old woman on Saturday night without her permission and tried to follow her up the stairs, but was too drunk. She was walking up the stairs into an apartment building, according to reports.

When deputies arrived at the scene, they found Quigley lying on the ground, as he was too intoxicated to get up. Deputies say that he was acting in a hostile fashion when they were trying to speak to him. Quigley attempted to resist the officers as they reached for him and tried to detain him.

Deputies were able to arrest Quigley for battery and resisting an officer without violence. He kicked and spat inside the patrol car as he was being taken from the scene.

New Port Richey Battery Laws 

New Port Richey, FL – Man Intentionally Grabbed Woman’s Butt Without PermissionIn New Port Richey and beyond, many people are charged with battery crimes. Battery charges take place when somebody has been accused of intentionally striking another person or touching them in a violent manner against their will. If you have been charged with a violent crime in Florida, we will pursue the best defense to help you avoid a conviction for serious charges.

Florida judges tend to err on the side of the victim when it comes to battery charges. We understand that these charges can quickly put you in an uncomfortable position as you work on building your defense. At Musca Law, we understand how quickly these charges can take over your life and want to help you through the barriers of the criminal justice system. Let us help you obtain the best case results as you move forward. Contact us for more information today at (888) 484-5057.