Inmate Stabs Another Inmate In The Neck, Then Squares Off With Deputy At Charlotte County Jail

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DUANE RODERICK LYNCH
According to country records, Duane R. Lynch, 38, has previous charges of shooting throwing into a vehicle or dwelling, violation of probation or community control, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, possession of firearm ammunition or weapons by a Florida convicted felon and battery by a prison or jail detainee.

PUNTA GORDA, FL – At approximately 8:00pm on Wednesday, November 3, an inmate at the Charlotte County Jail attacked another inmate with a metal object, stabbing him once in the neck and once on the elbow.ย There is no known motive for the attack.ย 

Inmate Duane R. Lynch, 38, removed aย sharpened metal object, approximately 14โ€ long, from his waistband and used the object toย forcefully stabย another inmateย in the neck, with a second thrust striking the victimโ€™s elbow. The victim ranย from and was pursued by Lynch up the stairs to the second floor of the pod.ย ย 

A Corrections Deputy then confronted Lynch, who turned andย fledย in the other direction and back down the stairs.ย The deputy ran down the other side and blocked Lynchโ€™s path, at which timeย Lynch took on a combative and threatening stance while still wielding the weapon. The deputy utilized his pepper spray andย Lynch was disarmed and apprehended. (https://www.louismassaro.com) ย 

Corrections staff provided first aid to theย victim,ย and heย wasย thenย transported forย furtherย medical treatment. His injuries are not life-threatening.ย Lynch now faces two charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weaponย including one against a law enforcement officerย and one count of possession of contraband within a secured corrections grounds.ย 

According to country records, Lynch has previous charges of shooting throwing into a vehicle or dwelling, violation of probation or community control, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, possession of firearm ammunition or weapons by a Florida convicted felon and battery by a prison or jail detainee.

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