An elderly woman was reportedly attacked after a verbal dispute turned physically violent, leading to the arrest of a man in Harris County, authorities said. The incident, which involved a 76-year-old victim, occurred on March 11 on Burgh Castle Drive, according to a Facebook post by Constable Mark Herman's Office.
The victim informed deputies upon their arrival that Frederick Marmo, the assailant, escalated a heated exchange by assaulting her, which resulted in "pain and injury." After the altercation, the deputies placed Marmo under arrest. His bond was later set, "charged with Injury to the Elderly," piling up at $15,000.00 in the 263rd District Court, as was reported of the assault.
In a statement published by Constable Mark Herman's Office, Constable Herman detailed the arrest, "Frederick Marmo was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail." The post from Herman's office further specified the charges against Marmo without disclosing additional circumstances surrounding the altercation or the condition of the elderly woman following the event.
As of now, Marmo is waiting to face legal proceedings for his alleged actions, being held in custody with his bond set accordingly. It remains unclear if Marmo has obtained legal representation or how he intends to plead to the charges. The story filled with legal repercussions and physical pain continues to evolve as more details may come to light, illuminating the narrative of that fateful encounter.
