POLICE: Wife Throws Eggs At Husband When Returns Home.
Deputies went to the home around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday for a reported domestic battery, and the man told them his wife threw eggs at him when he got home after the two had been arguing. A deputy saw what looked like egg yolk stains on the back of his sweater. The wife allegedly admitted it, and deputies developed probable cause for simple domestic battery against her.
Then she told them about the rest of the day. She was at school while her husband, who works from home, watched the boys. He called asking her to set up a playdate for their youngest, so she arranged for another 5-year-old to come over. Around 10:30 a.m., she says, he texted her: “I’m leaving home now fyi. Deal with that.” Their 11-year-old called next, saying dad was leaving with two duffle bags. She canceled her class and rushed home. The father first denied taking the bags, then said he waited until he knew his wife was on her way — a claim deputies say doesn’t match the son’s account that the car was already gone from the driveway.
The arrest report cites Department of Children and Families and American Academy of Pediatrics guidance that children under 12 generally shouldn’t be left home unsupervised. It also notes a swimming pool in the home’s courtyard with a safety barrier that wouldn’t stop a curious child. The man was booked shortly after 11 p.m. on four counts of neglect of a child without great bodily harm.
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