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A Florida man allegedly threw a package of Oreo cookies at his wife while the two were arguing over their empty coffee maker.
Deputies wrote in an affidavit that John Sandoval, 70, was arrested Saturday morning after he allegedly threw the package of Oreo cookies at his wife while the two argued over their coffee maker that had no water in it, according to FOX 35.
According to Lake County Sheriff's deputies, the couple, who has been married for over 40 years, got into a verbal argument while sitting at a table.
At some point, Sandoval allegedly became "aggressive" and threw the package of Oreo cookies at her chest, which caused her to fall.
Deputies wrote in an affidavit that John Sandoval, 70, was arrested Saturday morning after he allegedly threw the package of Oreo cookies at his wife while the two argued over their coffee maker, according to FOX 35. (Lake County Sheriff's Office)
Sandoval also placed his hands on her throat while she was on the ground, deputies said, adding her airways weren't restricted.
The woman's daughter urged her mother to file charges in the incident, which wasn't until the next day.
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Deputies wrote that they didn't observe any "obvious injuries" on the woman.
When interviewed by detectives, Sandoval allegedly admitted to picking up the package of cookies and throwing it at her, but didn't have any recollection of grabbing her throat.
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Sandoval was charged with felony domestic battery on a person 65 years or older.
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