Teh One Who Knocks
01-06-2016, 12:04 PM
By Patricio G. Balona - Daytona Beach News-Journal
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A 78-year-old grandfather who did not want his granddaughter's cats in the house was attacked by the woman, who beat him in the face with a cellphone, Volusia County sheriff's investigators said.
Deputies who went to the Wildrose Lane home near Daytona Beach at 10:13 a.m. found Kenneth Shreve suffered cuts to his nose and eyebrow. The 78-year-old also had a cut on the top of his right hand and was bleeding from the right elbow and left knee, deputies said.
Deputies arrested Kelsie Shreve, 26, on Thursday and charged her with battery on a person 65 years or older. The granddaughter was released from jail on her own recognizance to the court's pretrial service, records show. Kelsie Shreve said Monday by phone that the family has been in turmoil over other issues for some time and that she was only defending herself. The granddaughter filed for an injunction for protection from her grandfather the same day as the incident, records show.
Kenneth Shreve told deputies the argument was over cats, reports state. The grandfather did not want his granddaughter's cats in the house so he was closing a kitchen window when his granddaughter grabbed the window pane from him, pushed him to the floor and attacked him, beating him in the face with her cellphone, reports state. Deputies found the window pane in Kelsie Shreve's bedroom, reports said.
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A 78-year-old grandfather who did not want his granddaughter's cats in the house was attacked by the woman, who beat him in the face with a cellphone, Volusia County sheriff's investigators said.
Deputies who went to the Wildrose Lane home near Daytona Beach at 10:13 a.m. found Kenneth Shreve suffered cuts to his nose and eyebrow. The 78-year-old also had a cut on the top of his right hand and was bleeding from the right elbow and left knee, deputies said.
Deputies arrested Kelsie Shreve, 26, on Thursday and charged her with battery on a person 65 years or older. The granddaughter was released from jail on her own recognizance to the court's pretrial service, records show. Kelsie Shreve said Monday by phone that the family has been in turmoil over other issues for some time and that she was only defending herself. The granddaughter filed for an injunction for protection from her grandfather the same day as the incident, records show.
Kenneth Shreve told deputies the argument was over cats, reports state. The grandfather did not want his granddaughter's cats in the house so he was closing a kitchen window when his granddaughter grabbed the window pane from him, pushed him to the floor and attacked him, beating him in the face with her cellphone, reports state. Deputies found the window pane in Kelsie Shreve's bedroom, reports said.