Post by pavel on Feb 10, 2016 7:27:36 GMT -6
LAS CRUCES - Ryan M. Dailey, who has twice considered running for Las Cruces City Council, is once again in trouble with the law.
Dailey, 28, has been charged with battery on a household member, a misdemeanor, after he allegedly used a Bible to hit his mother Saturday. He was arrested after the alleged incident on their home and released Monday from the Doña Ana County Detention Center on his own recognizance, after a video arraignment before Magistrate Judge Richard Jacquez.
Dailey's mother told police she and her son were praying Saturday at their home in the 2000 block of Briarwood Lane. Dailey began yelling at his mother, asking her who her soul belonged to, according to Magistrate Court documents. When Dailey's mother tried to leave, Dailey allegedly held the front door shut with his foot and began hitting his mother with a Bible.
Court documents stated Dailey's mother was hit several times in her back and head. Dailey's mother also told police her son kept yelling at her, asking her in an apparent angry manner who her soul belonged to.
Read more: www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/local/las-cruces/2016/02/09/former-city-council-hopeful-charged-battery/80071348/
Dailey, 28, has been charged with battery on a household member, a misdemeanor, after he allegedly used a Bible to hit his mother Saturday. He was arrested after the alleged incident on their home and released Monday from the Doña Ana County Detention Center on his own recognizance, after a video arraignment before Magistrate Judge Richard Jacquez.
Dailey's mother told police she and her son were praying Saturday at their home in the 2000 block of Briarwood Lane. Dailey began yelling at his mother, asking her who her soul belonged to, according to Magistrate Court documents. When Dailey's mother tried to leave, Dailey allegedly held the front door shut with his foot and began hitting his mother with a Bible.
Court documents stated Dailey's mother was hit several times in her back and head. Dailey's mother also told police her son kept yelling at her, asking her in an apparent angry manner who her soul belonged to.
Read more: www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/local/las-cruces/2016/02/09/former-city-council-hopeful-charged-battery/80071348/