MARTIN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTY, WIFE, ARRESTED IN DOMESTIC DISPUTE
TCoast Talk, tcoasttalk.com
June 8th, 2009 by Ana X. Ceron
[Excerpts] A Martin County Sheriff’s deputy was arrested on a domestic battery charge over the weekend. Martin County Sheriff’s Deputy Edward Farren, 41, allegedly pushed his wife to the ground after an argument on Saturday night. His wife, Michelle Farren, had spent the night at her husband’s Port St. Lucie home after he called her and asked her to come over, the woman told police. Michelle Farren said she showed up at his house despite a restraining order that he has against her because she wanted to be with their three children... One of the children told police his father “went at” his mother... The children were left with a relative while couple was booked into the St. Lucie County jail... Edward Farren faces a domestic battery charge and his wife faces a charge of violating the injunction... [Full article here]
OFF-DUTY MARTIN CORRECTIONS DEPUTY CHARGED IN DOMESTIC INCIDENT
tcpalm.com
By Will Greenlee
Posted June 8, 2009
[Excerpts] A Martin County Sheriff’s Office corrections deputy was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of pushing his wife and ripping off her bikini top... Edward Farren, 41, was arrested by police in Port St. Lucie on a misdemeanor battery charge... She spent the night at his home and got up Saturday to take their children to the beach, according to the report. Edward Farren started an argument involving the topic of sex before ripping off his wife’s bikini top, the report stated. She tried to put it back on, but Farren again ripped it off. After his wife put on a shirt, Edward Farren put her arms behind her back and pushed her down, Michelle Farren told police. He pulled her up and then pushed her outside... He is on administrative leave without pay. [Full article here]
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