DrafterX
6 years ago
A Pennsylvania woman was arrested after she flung a knife at her boyfriend, striking him, because she was angry that he refused to eat, police said on Monday.

Eastern Berks Regional police Officer Matthew Merry responded to the Bechtelsville home around 3 p.m. on Sunday where he found Danielle Barbacow, 26, in a room next to her boyfriend, who was using a belt as a tourniquet around his right leg to limit the bleeding, police said.

Barbacow allegedly told police she got angry because she wanted him to eat, and threw the knife “out of reflex," according to the Reading
Eagle newspaper.

The man allegedly claimed he stabbed himself cutting jalapenos, but Merry said that was likely impossible because the knife was stuck in an upward direction.

The boyfriend later allegedly told police that the pair had been arguing.

He was taken to a local hospital for treatment following the incident.

Barbacow was charged with aggravated and simple assault, as well as, possessing an instrument of crimes, the paper reported.

Film at 11... 😟

rfenst
6 years ago
Yes, Dear, "it tastes fine, but I am just not hungry right now."
Buckwheat
6 years ago

Yes, Dear, "it tastes fine, but I am just not hungry right now."

rfenst wrote:



+1
I learned early in my marriage that you should never complain about a meal you didn't cook. 🌫
tonygraz
6 years ago
Officer Matthew Merry arrests Barbacow - can't make that chit up or can you ? Got any pictures of Barbacow ? Does she have more than two ? Did she ever work in a carnival ?

asking for Frank
benja123
6 years ago
oh BarbaCOW. I thought it said Barbacoa. I'm not a fan but my son loves it. Hopefully no instruments of crime nearby.
Sunoverbeach
6 years ago
I learned the no complaining rule but have also learned the converse of that rule is not applicable
frankj1
6 years ago

Officer Matthew Merry arrests Barbacow - can't make that chit up or can you ? Got any pictures of Barbacow ? Does she have more than two ? Did she ever work in a carnival ?

asking for Frank

tonygraz wrote:


must mean other Frank, or other other Frank
tonygraz
6 years ago
You mean his other brother ?
delta1
6 years ago

+1
I learned early in my marriage that you should never complain about a meal you didn't cook. 🌫

Buckwheat wrote:




me too...

and I've been the only cook for more than 40 years since...one of Kelly's fave stories of our early relationship is about how I gave her the "get out of the kitchen free" card...Ima dumazz...

at least she wasn't in possession of an instrument of crimes at the time
Whistlebritches
6 years ago
possessing an instrument of crimes???

WTF kind of charge is this.If I have change,keys,chapstick..........in my pocket I can show you how to hurt someone with all the above.Does this make them all instrument of crimes???


For years I carried a kubotan key chain and usually when travelling I still do.Is this an instument of crimes?Would I be arrested in PA?

Now all that being said.......stupid bitch needs some serious jail time
DrafterX
6 years ago
Chapstick ehh..?? 🤔

I guess you could jab into someone 's eye i guess... 😟
Whistlebritches
6 years ago

Chapstick ehh..?? 🤔

I guess you could jab into someone 's eye i guess... 😟

DrafterX wrote:



You can jab it into a lot of sensitive areas.
frankj1
6 years ago
I put it on my lips.
Is this wrong?
BuckyB93
6 years ago
Return to forum without posting
delta1
6 years ago

I put it on my lips.
Is this wrong?

frankj1 wrote:




depends...you have the surgery yet?
frankj1
6 years ago

Return to forum without posting

BuckyB93 wrote:


discretion is the better part of valor...

or is it the other way around?
Mr. Jones
6 years ago
The "old" upward knife wound...
Will give you away everytime...
tonygraz
6 years ago
Is that the voice of experience ?
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