Deputy Spencer Curry responded to a report of analtercation at the Chevron Station on Stock Island at 9:30 p.m. When hearrived, a witness told him he’d just seen a man punch a woman who was drivinga car. The 24 year old Key West victim said she was stopped at the stop lightat Cross Street and U.S. One when a man – later identified as 24 year old DeniNoa – reached into her car, punching her in the eye. He then took off, runningnorth on U.S. One.
While Deputy Curry was speaking with the victim, getting adescription of her attacker, he heard a report over his radio that Deputy ChrisFraser was responding to reports of a man lying in the roadway near the KeyHaven boat ramp. When Deputy Fraser arrived at the boat ramp, he saw a nakedman on the ground and two other men struggling with him, trying to put him intothe trunk of a car. He held all the men on the scene at Taser point untilDeputy Curry could respond as back up.
The naked man turned out to be Deni Noa. The other two menwere his brothers. Noa’s shorts were found nearby and the deputies helped himput them on.
The victim from the battery incident was brought to thescene and identified Noa as the man who punched her. The witness from thebattery also positively identified him. As deputies tried to handcuff Noa, herefused commands to put his hands behind his back and continually struggledwith them. At one point, he threatened to find both deputies when he wasreleased from jail and kill them.
He was taken to jail where he kept fighting, kicking DeputyFraser in the kneecap while being taken upstairs in the jail’s elevator. Correctionsdeputies had to place him in a restraint chair for their safety as well as hisown.
Noa was charged with battery, assault and battery on a lawenforcement officer, making threats to a law enforcement officer, resistingarrest with violence and resisting arrest without violence. He was booked intojail.
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