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Name:
Dean, Derrick Baskinski
Date of Booking:
02/12/2025
Reason(s) For Booking:
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
PROBATION VIOLATION (WHEN PROBATION TERMS ARE ALTERED) FOR FINGERPRINTABLE CHARGE – FELONY
Officer’s Narrative:
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On 2-12-25 around 1518 I, Dep. Vonderhuevel, responded to [2200 BLOCK] Monroe Ave in reference to a domestic in progress between male and female. Upon arrival the front door was open, and a verbal altercation could be heard from the porch. I announced myself as knocking but upon hearing a female voice yelling for help, I made entry. I located both subjects in a bedroom down the hall. I could see the larger male subject standing over the female subject who had been on the bed telling him to get off her. I ordered him to step away from her and step outside so I could get his side of the story. I identified the male subject as Dean, Derrick. I then identified the female subject as [VICTIM #1].
Dean stated he and [VICTIM #1] had recently gone to the liquor store. Upon getting back she began cooking pigs’ feet. At some point a verbal dispute ensued when Dean added water to the pot of food. Dean stated he never put his hands on her but that she attacked him and bit him on the hand. Dean did have a minor laceration near his right palm. After asking if he needed EMS and him declining, I spoke with [VICTIM #1]. [VICTIM #1] stated they had been sitting on the couch drinking and watching TV when suddenly Dean snapped into an argumentative state. [VICTIM #1] stated it grew physical when he placed his hands around her neck and began choking her stating he would kill her. She had dialed BCSO and continued fighting him off her.
Upon inspecting her wounds, I could see two red marks on her neck that were consistent with choking. She stated she never lost consciousness and that she did not require an EMS. Dean was then arrested and transported to the Bibb LEC for choking her. Dean was also found to have an outstanding warrant which was served at the same time.
[End of Narrative