Knowledgeable US golfer, who survived two coronary heart transplants, has been arrested on home abuse costs after allegedly pushing his spouse towards a wall and throwing her cellphone right into a pool.

Erik Compton, 43, was charged with strong-armed theft and misdemeanour battery.

Compton was arrested at his dwelling in Miami on Saturday after an argument together with his spouse, Miami-Dade Police stated.

The pair had been stated to be having a verbal dispute when she started filming the alternate on her cellphone.

Compton allegedly took the cellphone and threw it in a pool earlier than grabbing his spouse by the shoulder and pushing her right into a wall, police stated.

She left the house and known as the police from a pal's residence.

He was charged on the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami earlier than being launched on bond.

Strong-armed theft is a second-degree felony carrying a sentence of as much as 15 years' jail, 15 years of probation and a $10,000 (£7,800) superb within the state.

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Misdemeanour battery has a most penalty of 60 days in jail.

Compton, who tied for second on the 2014 US Open, has recorded no wins and 5 prime 10 finishes in 168 profession begins on the PGA Tour.

In 2023, he performed in two tour occasions, ending tied for twenty ninth place on the Corales Puntacana Championship in March and in joint 63rd place on the Charles Schwab Challenge in May.

He suffers from viral cardiomyopathy and had two profitable coronary heart transplants in 1992 and 2008.

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