Slater accused of contacting stab victim
Posted: Jan 18th 2007 By: mikeiles
Former pro wrestler Richard Slater - better known as "Dirty Dick" or "Mr. Unpredictable" - is in trouble again with the law, police said Wednesday.
This time, he's accused of violating a domestic violence injunction taken out by an ex-girlfriend, the same woman he was charged with stabbing in 2003.
Slater, 55, of Clearwater called Theresa Marie Halbert three times on Jan. 11, leaving an innocuous message on the final call, police said. The next morning, Halbert found an envelope with old bank statements with Slater's name on them in her driveway.
Largo police Officer Michael Kirkpatrick found Slater on Monday at Morton Plant Hospital, where he was a patient. Slater told Kirkpatrick he could not remember making the phone calls, but said he might have done so while under the influence of drugs, police said.
When Slater was released Tuesday, he was taken to the Pinellas County Jail, where he remained in custody Wednesday in lieu of $10,000 bail.
In the 2003 case, Slater received one year of community control, two years probation and 165 days time served.
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