While in the home, the officer found the nunchucks, an empty can of roach spray and a can of pepper spray, the records show. His mugshot shows the cut and a knot on his forehead.Īn officer went to Adams’ apartment to check on his daughter, according to the document. Larry Darnell Adams Charging Document by National Content Desk on Scribdĭaytona Beach fire medics responded to the scene to treat any injuries, which the affidavit says included a small cut to Adams’ forehead from his nunchucks. Read the entire charging affidavit against Larry Adams below. The witness told investigators he saw Adams “spray something” at the women, as well as one woman holding up a chair in front of her to block the spray. “When the nunchucks inadvertently struck the defendant in the forehead, the defendant then threw the nunchucks at (the car),” the officer wrote.Īdams called 911, as did one of the victims and a man who witnessed at least part of the incident. The women believed him after being sprayed with the bug spray, the document says.Īdams used the martial arts weapon to strike the vehicle where the women had been listening to music. The women took the slang as a threat that he would shoot them with a firearm, the officer wrote.Īs the argument continued, Adams pulled out a can of roach spray and sprayed the women in their faces and bodies with the pesticide, the affidavit says.Īdams then threatened the women with a set of nunchucks, the officer wrote. 12, 2019, after allegedly threatening to shoot neighbors over loud music, spraying them with roach spray and trying to scare them with nunchucks. Larry Adams, 61, of Daytona Beach, is pictured in 2015 mugshots.

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