Dispute About Tom Brady Turned Violent
Cops: "Heated argument" over QB results in bust
MAY 11--A “heated argument regarding Tom Brady” triggered a series of violent confrontations that resulted late Sunday in the arrest of a Florida Man for domestic battery, according to court records.
Police say that after a day of drinking, Brian Paulter, 33, and his friends were en route to Paulter’s St. Petersburg residence when an argument about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback left Paulter “enraged.”
An arrest affidavit does not further describe the “heated argument” about Brady. Paulter’s Facebook page indicates that he is a fan of the New England Patriots, the team Brady, 43, left last year to join the Buccaneers (who won the Super Bowl in February).
Upon arriving home, Paulter fought with a friend, punching the man in the face multiple times, leaving the victim bloody and with visible injuries. After pummeling his buddy, Paulter “became combative” with the man’s wife, cops allege.
Paulter, seen above, later shoved both his pal’s wife and his own spouse, causing her to slip and strike her head on the kitchen counter. Paulter’s wife, 34, suffered a “very large contusion on her forehead,” but was uncooperative with police. The other woman, however, provided cops with an account of how Paulter’s wife sustained her injury.
Arrested for domestic battery, a misdemeanor, Paulter was booked into the county jail, from which he was released early today on his own recognizance. A judge has ordered him to have no contact with his wife. Additionally, Paulter--who cops say was intoxicated Sunday evening--will be outfitted with an ankle bracelet that monitors blood alcohol concentration. (1 page)