Pulaski County deputes went to 504 N. U.S. Highway 421 in Medaryville and the renter, Carl Larkin, allowed two deputies inside the residence. In plain view, officers reportedly identified marijuana, drug paraphernalia, methamphetamine, syringes, and precursors.
A Medaryville man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly being involved in a domestic battery incident.
Police were called to a Jefferson Street address and when police knocked on the door, Carl Larkin told the officer that everything was fine and walked to the kitchen. The officer followed him inside the home and found a female victim with bruises and swelling to her face. She yelled that Larkin had hit her and the officer asked about the situation. The woman said that Larkin had come home and started yelling at her and hitting her with closed fists. She yelled at her daughter to call police and she did. She denied medical attention.
A Medaryville man was arrested on Sunday after police found that he allegedly hit his live-in girlfriend and attempted to strangle her.
Officers from the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department were called to 201 N. Jefferson Street in Medaryville on a report of battery. Officers learned that the victim had come home from the store and found Carl Larkin, her boyfriend, intoxicated and argumentative. The two argued and as the victim was placing grapes into the freezer, Larkin allegedly punched her in the face and then placed his hands around her neck and reportedly began to choke her. The officers arrived on scene and found Larkin in the residence and he was ordered out of the residence. He did not comply after a few attempts and after he jerked away from police, he was struck with a taser. He then complied with police and he was taken into custody.
