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Brother's girlfriend accused of biting his sister



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By: TMP Reports
Posted: Tuesday, December 1, 2009 3:53 pm
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A woman suffered bite marks all over her body inflicted by her brother’s girlfriend mad because the woman advised her brother to stop dating her, Murfreesboro Police reported.

Paramedics treated victim Lazina Elizabeth Carter, 44, of Southfield, Mich., for bite marks Saturday at Embassy Suites on Conference Center Boulevard, Officer Cameron Adam reported.

“Carter had very bad bite wounds on her face, hand, arm and belly,” Adam reported. Paramedics examined her and treated her but she refused transport to the medical center.

She told Adam she was attacked in her room by her brother’s girlfriend who lives in Murfreesboro.

“Carter stated she told her brother to quit seeing (the girlfriend),” Adam reported. “Carter stated (the girlfriend) found out and attacked her, biting her all over her body.”

The victim’s sister witnessed the assault and tried to help.

Adam advised Carter how to obtain arrest warrants.

In unrelated cases, no one suffered injuries in two shootings, once about 12:30 a.m. Friday on Courtland Street and a second one about 11 p.m. Saturday on Old Lascassas Highway.

Residents of Courtland Street saw a man with a football jacket leave the area just after the shooting, Officer Cody Ciazza reported.

Detectives recovered 10 shell casings on the street.

In Saturday’s shooting, Officer Travis Henderson reported witnesses saw two men fighting in the yard on Hanover Street. One of the men screamed about his glasses. One man searched for something in the grass.

She heard the sound of three rounds being fired. Officers collected two 9mm shell casings, one 9mm spent round, a pair of glasses and a 9mm magazine with three rounds.
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By: cmac on 12/1/09
News, please...

By: eadams on 12/2/09
was the woman a vampire to bite in all those areas


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