A 31-year-old Mobile man was booked into Mobile County Metro Jail Wednesday after he allegedly assaulted a female victim during a domestic incident.
) - A 31-year-old Mobile man was booked into Mobile County Metro Jail Wednesday after he allegedly assaulted a female victim during a domestic incident.
Police said Lorenzo Parker also attempted to set fire to an apartment unit At Hillcrest Estates Apartments, at 4031 Airport Blvd. Mobile County Metro Jail records show Parker is being held on a second-degree arson charge, as well as third-degree assault and resisting arrest. Officers responded to the scene about 2 p.m., where they learned the victim had suffered minor injuries.
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