A Florida woman called 911 for help earlier this month and then swung a
pot of soup at a responding deputy, according to a Broward Sheriff's
Office report.
Karine Pierre Louis, 29, is accused of striking two deputies when they
appeared at her door in Tamarac.
She is charged with two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer
and misuse of the 911 system.
According to the report, Louis called 911 about a "verbal domestic
incident," prompting two uniformed deputies to appear at her home.
When one of the deputies knocked, Louis opened the door, said "I need help," and swung the pot at the deputy without warning. The soup-filled pot hit the deputy's face, authorities said.
The deputy's partner handcuffed the woman, who kicked him while she was being escorted to the sheriff's substation in Tamarac. Louis "intentionally called 911 to have the Broward Sheriff's Office come to her residence to commit the crime of battery to a law enforcement officer," the report said. Louis remains in jail on an $11,100 bond.
When one of the deputies knocked, Louis opened the door, said "I need help," and swung the pot at the deputy without warning. The soup-filled pot hit the deputy's face, authorities said.
The deputy's partner handcuffed the woman, who kicked him while she was being escorted to the sheriff's substation in Tamarac. Louis "intentionally called 911 to have the Broward Sheriff's Office come to her residence to commit the crime of battery to a law enforcement officer," the report said. Louis remains in jail on an $11,100 bond.
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