A drunken woman fighting a deputy, a thief crashing the car he stole and the last arrest of a home invasion suspect helped keep the Sheriff's Office busy over the holiday weekend, according to reports. 
 
 Early Monday morning, Deputy Michael Claudy stepped between two women who were arguing in the parking lot of the Circle K store at Mile Marker 92, spokeswoman Deputy Becky Herrin said. 
 
 Claudy tried to calm Sara Henderson, 33, of Tavernier, who "was obviously intoxicated" and continued to yell loudly and try to attack the other woman, Herrin said. 
 
 Despite several warnings to stop yelling or face arrest for disorderly intoxication, Henderson only kept yelling, Claudy reported. 
 
 When he went to handcuff her, Henderson allegedly pulled away, knocked the deputy's radio microphone off his shirt and kicked him. 
 
 Claudy used pepper spray on Henderson, who according to the Sheriff's Office rubbed her hands on her face and then rubbed pepper spray on Claudy's face, "impeding his ability to see well." 
 
 Claudy finally was able to call for backup, managing to hold Henderson on the ground until other deputies arrived. 
 
 Henderson was arrested on suspicion of disorderly intoxication, battery on a law enforcement officer, depriving an officer of his means of communication and resisting arrest with violence. 
 
 Crash leads to arrest 
 
 A 24-year-old Stock Island man was arrested after he crashed a stolen Jeep Cherokee into a boat parked on a trailer on 4th Avenue at about 5:37 a.m. Sunday, according to the Sheriff's Office. 
 
 Daryl Burgess was injured and airlifted to a Miami hospital the night of the crash with possible internal injuries but was released the next day. 
 
 The Sheriff's Office arrested him on suspicion of vehicle grand theft, two counts of burglary, reckless driving with damage to property, fleeing and eluding police and driving with a suspended licence. 
 
 After the crash, deputies learned the SUV didn't belong to Burgess and that he had a suspended license due to a 2006 DUI arrest. 
 
 In Burgess' pockets, deputies said they found a camera, a pink iPod and an insurance card belonging to a woman who lives on Fogarty Avenue. 
 
 Key West police said the camera and iPod were stolen from a Honda Accord parked at the same Fogarty Avenue address. 
 
 Burgess only drew attention for his erratic driving and for not having his lights on, Herrin said. 
 
 Deputies spotted the Cherokee swerving on Maloney Avenue, having left the Ocean Spray Trailer Park. 
 
 Burgess allegedly refused to stop for deputies and instead sped up and took a left on 4th Avenue, where he swerved several times and nearly crashed into a garbage truck before losing control and crossing lanes of traffic until he struck the parked boat. 
 
 Robbery suspect found 
 
 Authorities picked up the last of three men suspected of a home invasion robbery on Grassy Key in May. 
 
 Joseph Van Burne, 24, of Big Pine Key, was taken into custody Aug. 11 in Kansas City, Missouri, and returned to the Florida Keys on Sunday, where he faces charges of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, use of a weapon in commission of a felony, improper exhibition of a firearm, discharging a firearm in public, criminal mischief, home invasion robbery and tampering with evidence. 
 
 Two other men face charges in connection with the robbery: Russell Kane, 22, of Little Torch Key, and Matthew Storm, 24, of Marathon. 
 
 The drug-related crime took place May 27 in the early morning hours, deputies said. All three suspects were armed with handguns. 
 
 During the robbery, one man was shot in the leg and more shots were fired in and around the house. 
 
 The robbery victim, Robert Moir, 40, was arrested Aug. 4 on suspicion of heroin and cocaine-related charges after an undercover drug surveillance operation produced a search warrant on his home. ||||| TAVERNIER (CBSMiami) – A woman who officials said got into a violent fight with a Monroe County Sheriff’s deputy was arrested early Monday morning. 
 
 According to officials, 33-year-old Sara Henderson was being arrested for disorderly intoxication when she began attacking Deputy Michael Claudy. 
 
 The deputy said he saw two women in an altercation at the Circle K by the 92 mile marker and he tried to separate them. Henderson refused to calm down, authorities said. 
 
 Henderson continued to yell and the deputy said she began to fight him as he tried to arrest her. 
 
 Deputy Claudy said Henderson managed to knock his microphone off of him preventing him from calling for back-up. 
 
 She was sprayed with pepper spray, but Deputy Claudy said she wiped her face and then put her hands on him wiping the spray on his face so he could not see. 
 
 Deputy Claudy was able to reach for his microphone, call for help and hold Henderson down until other officers arrived. 
 
 Henderson reportedly told emergency room staff at Mariner’s Hospital that she purposely rubbed the pepper spray into Deputy Claudy’s eyes. 
 
 Claudy sustained an injury to one of his eyes that will require follow-up treatment. 
 
 Henderson was charged with disorderly intoxication, battery on a law enforcement officer, depriving an officer of his means of communication and resisting arrest with violence. 
 
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– When a Florida sheriff's deputy spotted two women arguing in a store parking lot, he intervened, Keys News reports—but the response was more than he bargained for. As the officer attempted to arrest Sara Henderson, 33, on charges of disorderly intoxication, he says she fought back. In the process, she hit his microphone off his body, making it impossible to call for backup; and when the deputy pepper-sprayed her, he says she rubbed the stuff right back in his own eyes, CBS Miami reports. She later told hospital employees she'd done it on purpose. Now, in addition to a disorderly intoxication charge, she's been charged with battery of a police officer, depriving an officer of his means of communication, and resisting arrest with violence.