Domestic Violence Investigation Report

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Before arriving on scene, Deputy Packard (ID# 2118) arrived on scene and separated all three subjects involved, Mr. Grant Haun (Victim), Ms. Christine Haun (Suspect), and Mr. Jeffrey Fageon (Witness). Upon my arrival, I conducted an investigation regarding domestic violence. According to Mr. Haun, his sister completed domestic battery on him by striking him several times with her hands (punched and slapped). As she was battering him, she behind him and placed her right hand around his throat. After placing her hand around his throat, she started squeezing her hand around his throat, which he stated he lost breath for approximately ten seconds. After he was able to fight her off, the two were separated by their caretaker (babysitter), Mr. Fageon. When I made contact with Mr. Haun, I …show more content…

Haun, I conducted an interview with Mr. Fageon. He advised he was not a witness to the entire incident. He stated he observed both subjects fighting each other as it was a mutual altercation. The last person interviewed was Ms. Haun. She admitted to slapping her bother, Mr. Haun, but denied the allegations of strangulation. She stated she has emotional issues and her brother was antagonizing her to the point where she would committed battery. I questioned Ms. Haun if she received any injury during the altercation, she stated she did not receive any injuries and she was okay. Due to the relationship between the victim and defendant (biological siblings), Ms. Haun was arrested from domestic battery by strangulation and domestic battery. Ms. Haun was arrested for (Domestic) Battery, f.s. 784.03 (1) (a) (1) and Domestic Battery by Strangulation, f.s. 784.041 (2) (a). Ms. Haun was placed in handcuffs, checked for proper fit and the handcuffs were double locked handcuffs. She was placed in the back of my patrol vehicle and transported to the Brevard County Jail Complex for fingerprinting and photographs, and then to the Department of Juvenile Justice for

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