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Journey drummer Deen Castronovo arrested, charged with domestic violence

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
June 17, 2015

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Deen Castronovo, drummer for the hit band Journey, has been released from a jail in Marion County, Oregon, after he was arrested on a domestic violence charge, Portland's KATU reports.

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According to KPTV, Castronovo, 50, was arrested Sunday at his Salem home and charged with fourth-degree domestic violence assault and menacing. He reportedly was arraigned Tuesday.

Castronovo also was arrested in 2012 after an argument with his girlfriend allegedly turned violent, according to E!. He reportedly was sentenced to community service and anger management classes.

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