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Richmond Today
By the People, for the People
Richmond Woman Charged for Domestic Assault with Bottle
Amanda Branson accused of striking husband and making death threats
Apr. 13, 2026 at 10:32pm
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A recent domestic violence incident involving a beer bottle has raised concerns about the need for greater support services in the Richmond community.Richmond TodayA 49-year-old Richmond, Indiana woman has been charged with domestic battery after allegedly striking her husband in the head with a beer bottle and making death threats against him.
Why it matters
Domestic violence incidents involving physical assault and threats are a serious public safety concern, especially in smaller communities where resources for victims may be limited. This case highlights the need for greater awareness and support services to address domestic abuse.
The details
According to police, Amanda Branson was charged in Wayne Superior Court 1 on April 10 for the alleged incident that occurred on an unspecified date. Branson is accused of "cracking" her husband in the head with a beer bottle during a domestic dispute.
- Branson was charged on April 10, 2026.
The players
Amanda Branson
A 49-year-old Richmond, Indiana resident who has been charged with domestic battery for allegedly striking her husband with a bottle and making death threats.
What they’re saying
“cracked him in the head”
— Police
What’s next
The case will proceed through the Wayne Superior Court 1 judicial system.
The takeaway
This incident underscores the need for greater awareness and support services to address domestic violence, especially in smaller communities where resources may be limited for victims seeking help.

