Steve Stout | kpho
A Gilbert man was in critical condition and his wife under arrest after she allegedly ran him over with the family SUV on Saturday night during an argument over the presidential election, according to Gilbert Police.
Holly Solomon was arrested on charges of domestic violence and aggravated assault charges after she chased her 36-year-old husband in their Jeep SUV through a parking lot near Gilbert Road and Vaughn Avenue before pinning him between the SUV and a curb, according to Jesse Sanger of the Gilbert Police Department.
Sanger said Solomon, 28, argued with her husband over his lack of political involvement and that she believed her family would suffer under a second term of Pres. Barack Obama.
Witnesses told police they heard yelling and saw Solomon get behind the wheel of the Jeep and chase her husband through the parking lot. Sanger said the husband eventually stopped behind a light pole while Solomon drove around him numerous times.
Her husband tried to run toward Gilbert Road but was caught by Solomon in the Jeep, Sanger said.
Officers said they didn’t believe Solomon was under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time.
Some of the baby boomers may recall an era where heavy metal music was blamed for suicides and violent crimes. Major bands spent time in court and Congressional hearings defending their art. Well, it’s time to go after another “entertainment” factor in criminal activity, 24 hour news broadcasts. The unanswered question in the Holly Solomon case: was she watching Fox News before she attacked her husband? Was her violence triggered by the comments and anger displayed on the Fox post election programs? If we’re going to have trials and hearings on music, video games, and TV shows, it’s time to bring the most current trigger, the political pundits and commentators, to the floor to defend their aggressive tones.
It is too bad that the only way people of the Republican persuasion can settle disputes is by violence.
Not surprising the luciferians like this chaos against each other wait more to come