Mich. woman fined for stabbing husband with fork during restaurant argument
PLYMOUTH, Mich. - A woman accused of stabbing her husband with a fork during an argument at a restaurant has pleaded no contest to reduced charges of being drunk and disorderly.
Canton Township police and the Wayne County prosecutor's office had pressed a felonious assault case against Kelly Campbell-Baumgartner, despite her husband's objections.
But a county judge dismissed the felony charge, and Campbell-Baumgartner entered the plea Monday in exchange for the dismissal of a misdemeanour assault and battery charge.
The judge ordered her to pay $350 in fines.
William Baumgartner earlier denied he had been stabbed in the April incident and said he had no interest in pressing charges against his wife.
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Canton Township police and the Wayne County prosecutor's office had pressed a felonious assault case against Kelly Campbell-Baumgartner, despite her husband's objections.
But a county judge dismissed the felony charge, and Campbell-Baumgartner entered the plea Monday in exchange for the dismissal of a misdemeanour assault and battery charge.
The judge ordered her to pay $350 in fines.
William Baumgartner earlier denied he had been stabbed in the April incident and said he had no interest in pressing charges against his wife.
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