Marian Searchwell's husband said his wife grew enraged after he decided to bring home a "female visitor."
"Specifically, Searchwell began yelling at (her husband)," an Indian River County Sheriff's deputy wrote in a recently released arrest affidavit.
The husband said Searchwell -- his wife of five months -- grabbed his neck during the 10:10 p.m. Jan. 26 incident, leaving abrasions.
...
The affidavit did not state why Searchwell's husband and his "female visitor" wanted to use the bed.
Typical uses for beds include sleeping, napping, slumbering, dozing, snoozing, getting 40 winks or some shuteye. They also can be employed by children as a make-shift trampoline, or modified with the addition of wheels for use in a so-called bed race.
In any case, the affidavit did not state whether Searchwell's husband and his "female visitor" were afforded use of the bed. Nor did the affidavit state whether the bed was a twin, full, queen, king, bunk, Murphy or a rollaway.
Searchwell, of the 400 block of 43rd Avenue Southwest in Vero Beach, was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic battery charge.
Bookmarks