Deputy Tony Madison with Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office responds to a call of a physical disturbance involving a married couple after a neighbor claimed to witness a man beating on a woman outside their residence. Upon arriving at the scene, Madison is met by a visibly-shaken woman and a boisterous man, who yells at the deputy to leave his property. A verbal altercation ensued while the couple ate dinner because the husband perceived his wife was cheating on him. While detaining the couple, Madison observes what appears to be blood on both parties. However, after looking closer, many of the “wounds” turn out to be barbecue sauce that was flung during the struggle. Deputies proceed to determine whether each mark is blood or barbecue sauce. While searching the male, a small baggie of what is later confirmed to be meth is found in the front pocket of his pants. The man is adamant that those aren’t his pants even though they fit like a glove and claims that the wife set him up by letting him borrow her pants. The woman decides not to file charges for the family violence, but the man is taken to jail anyway for possession of meth.