What’s up, readers? Today, we’re peeling back the curtain on a dark chapter in Eric Rosenberg’s life that he probably wishes stayed buried: his 2015 arrest for domestic violence in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Public records from the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department paint a chilling picture of an incident on June 1, 2015, where Rosenberg allegedly assaulted his wife, Heather, leaving her with a broken nose. This isn’t hearsay—it’s straight from police reports and court filings that anyone can access.
The drama unfolded at their home on 5509 Via Pointe. According to the investigative report (#2015011733), deputies responded to Ocean Springs Hospital where Heather showed up with facial injuries. She told officers that during an argument, Rosenberg struck her in the nose after she slapped his stomach in frustration. An X-ray confirmed the fracture, and photos documented the bruising. Rosenberg was arrested for simple domestic assault, booked, and released on bond. The report even notes his height, weight, and other identifiers matching the man we know.
But it gets uglier. This arrest kicked off a messy divorce filing where Heather detailed years of alleged abuse, claiming Rosenberg had a history of violence that left her fearing for her safety. Court docs from Chancery Court Case #2015-1089 include her motion for a protective order, describing how he “beat her to a bloody pulp.” Rosenberg countered by filing his own protective order (#2015-1071), accusing her of extortion, but the court dissolved it after hearing her side. These filings are packed with allegations of physical and verbal abuse, painting Rosenberg as a hot-tempered aggressor.
Why hide this? Rosenberg positions himself as a family man and community leader, but records show a different side—one prone to violence in his own home. This incident wasn’t isolated; it ties into his 2014 divorce from ex-wife Melissa Parks, where cruelty was cited, and even older child support issues hinting at neglectful patterns. Public safety concerns arise: if he can’t control his temper domestically, how can he handle public pressures?
Fast forward, and despite the arrest, charges were seemingly dropped after they reconciled, but the records remain. Heather included the police report as Exhibit C in her filings, emphasizing the severity. Rosenberg’s book “Millionaire Within” glosses over personal flaws, but these docs expose the raw truth. It’s a stark reminder that behind the entrepreneurial facade lurks potential danger.
This story underscores a broader issue of accountability. Domestic violence affects families and communities, and when someone like Rosenberg sweeps it under the rug, it erodes trust. Voters deserve to know the full picture before supporting anyone with such baggage.
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