Blue city repeat offender arrested nine times released again despite alleged violent history

A man from North Carolina is once again free after facing his ninth arrest, this time for allegedly assaulting a woman at gunpoint during the summer, as detailed in court documents reviewed by Fox News Digital.

Trivius Crouch, aged 23, was already in custody when his bond was increased due to charges related to assault with a deadly weapon, assault on a female, assault by pointing a gun, and damage to personal property, according to information from the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office dated October 30.

In July, Crouch reportedly approached the family of a woman with whom he shares a child. The woman was sitting inside a vehicle in Charlotte when Crouch attempted to initiate a conversation, as outlined in court records.

At that moment, the woman’s mother intervened by pulling Crouch away to protect her daughter, which allegedly prompted Crouch to attack the woman, according to the affidavit.

A composite image of nine of Trivius Crouch's mugshots

Authorities indicate that Crouch has been arrested at least nine times for various alleged offenses in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. (Photo credits: ARNAUD FINISTRE/AFP via Getty Images; Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office)

During the altercation, police report that Crouch’s firearm fell from his waistband. In the ensuing chaos, he allegedly retrieved the weapon and fired two shots into the air and one into the ground near the victim.

Crouch then allegedly returned to his vehicle to obtain a baseball bat, which he is accused of using to break into the family’s Mercedes SUV before turning the bat on the victim, subsequently striking her in the head, arm and legs.

“[The victim] advised she just kept moving around, but before anything else happened Crouch took off running behind the house,” police said.

Trivius Crouch's mugshot in North Carolina

Trivius Crouch is charged with alleged assault with a deadly weapon, assault on a female, assault by pointing a gun and injury to personal property in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina on Oct. 30, 2025.  (Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office)

Court records indicate this was Crouch’s ninth arrest within the county – the most recent being one day before he was slapped with a higher bond amount over the alleged assault charges. 

On Oct. 29, Crouch was arrested for alleged felony possession of marijuana with intent to sell, possession of marijuana paraphernalia and possession of a concealed weapon, according to arrest records.

Crouch was already in custody when his bond from the alleged assault case was raised to $20,000, and was subsequently released, according to court documents. Court records also indicate he was previously arrested for the same incident back in July, but was also released on a $10,000 bond. 

The Mecklenburg County Courthouse

Trivius Crouch was previously released on a $10,000 bond stemming from an alleged violent attack in July 2025, according to Mecklenburg County court records.  (iStock)

Crouch’s previous arrests include a laundry list of various alleged charges, according to police.

Earlier this year, he was arrested for allegedly trafficking opium or heroin, along with possession with intent to sell or distribute marijuana, according to police.

The Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office, Crouch’s attorney and Mecklenburg County Prosecutor’s Office did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

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