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Woman injured in domestic dispute

Conyers -- A domestic dispute early Thursday morning sent a woman to an Atlanta area hospital and her boyfriend to jail.

Filip David Bakst, 39, of 608 Upland Ridge Drive, has been charged with aggravated assault, DUI, leaving the scene of an accident with injury, reckless driving and simple battery under the Family Violence Act.

According to the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office, Bakst and his 30-year-old girlfriend were arguing about 2 a.m. Thursday. According to an RCSO report, when Bakst tried to leave the residence on Upland Ridge Drive, his girlfriend tried to stop him and grabbed on to the rear of the vehicle. Bakst reportedly sped off, throwing his girlfriend from the car.

A neighbor who was sitting on his front porch witnessed the incident, ran to help the victim and called 911.

Bakst allegedly drove down the street, hit a mailbox and returned to the residence.

During questioning by a deputy, Bakst reportedly said that the two had been arguing because the girlfriend was drunk and he tried to leave, but she wouldn't let him. According to the report, Bakst had a strong odor of alcohol coming from his person and needed assistance from a deputy to stand and walk. Bakst also told the officer that he did not know how his girlfriend was injured.

The victim sustained multiple injuries in the incident and was transported by ground ambulance to an Atlanta area hospital. The injuries did not appear to be life-threatening, according to the RCSO.

Comments

Zo 11 months, 3 weeks ago

How did he get all these charges when the girlfriend initiated the altercation per the witness, "His girlfriend tried to stop him by grabbing on to the BACK of the car". All vehicles not equipped with rear cameras, so how was he to know she was holding on? So, RCSO issued 5 charges, but 2 if that will stick. I

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Frustrated 11 months, 3 weeks ago

maybe her screming and yelling for him to stop was a clue?

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ctownslimm 11 months, 3 weeks ago

I'm not really sure what the whole story is with this incident but when Zo comments on something, I almost automatically want to disagree with him because he approaches everything like he DOES know the whole story and wants to push his political agenda using half-truths as if he is an expert. He also shifts arguments illogically and keys on emotional issues and race-baiting attacks using comments like "virtual hoods". It is definitely an attempt to sway people towards "A change we CAN'T believe in" Ferguson. And if I'm being honest, I don't know much about Ferguson besides the fact that ZO likes him and Oden likes him. And that is street knowledge enough to make my mind up that he would be a bad candidate. So... really Ferguson is "more of the same" partners with Oden in my opinion. "The same" being taking advantage of uninformed voters using a race card platform in order to have a political job that is over their head.

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