Jail fight leads to broken jaw

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Jail fight leads to broken jaw

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Battle Halifax County Sheriff's Office

A fight at the Halifax County Jail Thursday left an inmate with a broken jaw, according to the Halifax County Sheriff's Office.

Detective Roy Rooks said Rashard Battle, 24, was charged with assault inflicting serious injury after he and another inmate got in a fight.

Battle, of Enfield, received a $5,000 bond for the charge and has a July 20 court date.

Further details were not immediately available.

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+5 #4 T-ONE 2011-06-06 21:54

These Knuckleheads can't even act right in jail. So much for rehabilitation. Why keep wasting taxpayers money?

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+1 #3 lil bit 2011-06-06 21:15

why is it that he got the charges it takes two people to fight. its not his fault the other person didnt defend himself well enough

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+4 #2 James Debro 2011-06-06 20:30

Fist, chairs, and convicts....oh my! Someone bring me some popcorn and soda! Ha!

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+1 #1 Jailhouseraq 2011-06-06 11:41

Prime example why you got to go hard when you in the system

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