Here Is Why You Should Not Argue About Bills After Heavy Drinking
Police in San Antonio literally followed the trial of blood leading them to the apartment of 30 year old Cassandra Gutierrez who had stabbed her boyfriend multiple times after he refused to help her pay her bills.
The couple have only been dating for a year when after a night of heavy drinking their conversation turned into a argument and after the victim refused verbally to agree to help pay bills, Gutierrez became irate and grabbed the closest weapon she could reach, a sharp kitchen knife.
She then proceeded to stab him repeatedly in his neck, hands and back.
He managed to escape the apartment and call for help.
When police arrived they noted he was bleeding profusely but he was still able to show them where Cassandra's apartment was located. He was then immediately rushed to Brooke Army Medical Center, where he is currently in stable condition.
Cassandra Gutierrez has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a second-degree felony, according to Bexar County online court records.
According to Psychology Today, couples have a tendency to argue most about communication issues, spending quality time together and money.
In fact, couples have a tendency to argue more about money stress during the holidays.
In this instance Gutierrez took it too far, almost ending her boyfriend's life.
If you find yourself in an argument with someone who has been drinking, one tip is to offer that, " I’ll keep what you’re saying in mind, and we’ll talk tomorrow.” then presently try to remove yourself from the situation.
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