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Red Bank firefighter suspended after allegedly assaulting wife, in-laws over weekend

Staff photo / Red Bank City Hall on Dayton Boulevard is seen in 2021. Red Bank firefighter Tyler Traub has been suspended after allegedly assaulting his wife and parents-in-law over the weekend.
Staff photo / Red Bank City Hall on Dayton Boulevard is seen in 2021. Red Bank firefighter Tyler Traub has been suspended after allegedly assaulting his wife and parents-in-law over the weekend. Staff photo / Red Bank City Hall on Dayton Boulevard is seen in 2021. Red Bank firefighter Tyler Traub has been suspended after allegedly assaulting his wife and parents-in-law over the weekend.


A Red Bank firefighter has been suspended from work after allegedly assaulting his wife and parents-in-law with a gun over the weekend, according to City Manager Martin Granum.

Tyler Traub, 29, is accused of three counts of aggravated assault and one count of reckless endangerment, according to a sworn law enforcement affidavit in his case.

Per the Red Bank employee handbook, Traub was suspended in light of the criminal charges against him, Granum said by email.

Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched after midnight Saturday to a Soddy-Daisy home for a report of a domestic disturbance, the affidavit states.