Food Network star Darnell Ferguson arrested on warrant related to domestic violence case

Darnell Ferguson, the host of “Superchef Grudge Match” on Meals Community, was taken into custody in Kentucky on Tuesday evening, based on authorities, on a warrant linked to a home abuse case.

Ferguson was accused of housebreaking, assault, strangulation, intimidating, terroristic threatening, legal mischief, and stealing a debit or bank card, based on a press release launched by St. Matthews police on Wednesday.

Authorities acknowledged that they have been unable to supply any further feedback as a result of delicate nature of the case.

A request for touch upon Wednesday was not instantly answered by Ferguson’s lawyer.
An emergency safety order in opposition to Ferguson was issued, based on NBC affiliate WAVE of Louisville. The order claims that Ferguson entered a girl’s residence with out her consent, choked her, and threatened to homicide her.

The Meals Community web site describes Ferguson as a celeb chef, restaurateur, and businessman. He participated in three seasons of Man Fieri’s “Event of Champions,” and he ceaselessly judges episodes of “Chopped” and “Man’s Grocery Video games.”

Moreover, he made appearances on OWN’s “Meals Fantasies” and “The Huge Vacation Meals Combat.”

Ferguson hosts Meals Community’s “Superchef Grudge Match,” a actuality competitors through which cooks from throughout the nation “settle private {and professional} disputes with their foes in a one-round, one-dish, winner-takes-all heavyweight battle.” Ferguson additionally runs a nonprofit group known as SuperChef’s CAPE.
An inquiry for touch upon Wednesday was not instantly answered by a Meals Community consultant.