Miami woman accused of using hot sauce bottle as weapon

MIAMI – A Miami woman is going through a prison price after wielding a hot sauce bottle as a weapon throughout a circle of relatives dispute that started at a living room and ended at her house within the town’s Little Haiti community, in keeping with police.

A Miami Police Department arrest record states that the sufferer had gotten right into a dispute with Tracy Lawson whilst celebrating a cousin’s birthday at Da Cave Miami, positioned at 13641 NW Seventh Ave. in North Miami, past due Tuesday night time.

That dispute endured as Lawson, 37, drove house with the sufferer and her mom, police stated, and Lawson began to hit the sufferer whilst the sufferer used to be using.

After arriving at their house on Northwest seventieth Street, police stated the sufferer informed Lawson she sought after to combat and a brawl ensued. They stated after the combat, the sufferer stated she used to be carried out preventing and walked into her house.

Lawson, then again, used to be no longer carried out preventing, in keeping with police.

“The victim stated that before she could get inside the doorway, the defendant (Lawson) charge(d) at her in an aggressive manner, knocking the victim to the ground and start(ing) to pull the victim(’)s hair,” Miami police wrote within the record.

The sufferer’s 15-year-old son attempted to get a divorce the tussle, police stated. The record states Lawson then “reached for and grabbed a hot sauce bottle,” swung it on the youngster and hit him within the head, inflicting a reduce to his ear.

Police stated as the sufferer were given up off the ground to test on her son, Lawson “aggressively charged at her and slashed her in face with the broken hot sauce bottle, causing a laceration to appear on her right cheek.”

Authorities would reply and arrest Lawson early Wednesday morning on fees of tried annoyed battery with a perilous weapon and misdemeanor battery.

She used to be being held within the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on an $8,500 bond as of Wednesday afternoon.