You're enjoying a romantic moment kissing your girlfriend. What is the last thing you expect to have happen? Perhaps her biting off your lower lip and spitting it out...
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SEATTLE - A woman accused of biting off two-thirds of her ex-boyfriend's lower lip as they were kissing in bed was charged Wednesday with second-degree domestic-violence assault. Laura Roberta Cutler, 44, was ordered held on $75,000 bail. Deputies were called to a house in White Center, an unincorporated suburb south of the city, about 11:30 p.m. Monday and found Thomas J. Brummel, 49, on the front porch, much of his lower lip missing and his face and neck covered in blood, King County sheriff's Detective Scott Tompkins wrote in a probable cause affidavit. Brummel said he and Cutler kissed several times when, without provocation, she bit off his lip and spat it out, deputies said. Doctors at Highline Hospital were unable to reattach the lip and said the man will likely be permanently disfigured. Brummel and Cutler live at the house with two other renters, all of whom are recovering from drug addiction and agreed to share a "clean and sober" home. Tompkins wrote that Cutler was clearly drunk when detectives arrived, and "her rage was evident and uncontrolled." Neither of the other residents witnessed the attack, Tompkins wrote. "Had it not been for Brummel's yelling ... 'She's a devil woman!' and running up and down the stairs, none would've known the altercation had taken place," he wrote. Cutler is scheduled to be arraigned Nov. 15 in King County Superior Court. It was not immediately known if she had obtained a lawyer. |
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That is truly horrible!
What makes it worse is the fact that the attack came so out of the blue, with no chance of the man defending himself.
I can only imagine that huge binges of drink or drugs were involved, which is no excuse whatsoever, but it would shed more light as to why this evil attack was so unprovoked!
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