By Lisa Marchesoni- April 11, 2008 - 3:34 PM Charges are pending against a male child accused of whipping a Coffee County sheriff’s deputy sheriff transporting him Thursday to the Rutherford County Juvenile Detention Center, Murfreesboro Police reported.Coffee County Deputy Andy Wade, 62, of Manchester suffered a terrible cut over his right oculus and a big cut to his left ear when the male child apparently struck him with a flashlight, Military Officer Chris Ethel Waters reported. Virginia Wade was injured when he brought the male child to the hold center.Wade was taken to Cornelius Vanderbilt University Checkup Center in Capital Of Tennessee but no information was available because of federal privateness laws.Murfreesboro Police spokesman Kyle Herbert Mclean Evans said serious complaints are pending because of the nature of the deputy’s injuries.Waters reported when the male child exited the patrol police cruiser he “struck the deputy sheriff sheriff sheriff respective modern times in the head,” causing the deputy to lose consciousness.Detention Director Lynn Duke said centre employees saw the male child allegedly beating the deputy and called 911.Detention Cpl. Tre Rubin ran outside and reached for the male child who took respective swings at him, she said. Employees hushed the male child with common pepper spray.“I really experience like if it wasn’t for my employees, the whole thing would have got turned out differently,” Duke said. “If it hadn’t been for their speedy response, it would have got been a totally different scene.”Murfreesboro Police picked up the officer’s duty arm lying nearby and gave it to throw military officers to hold for Coffee County deputies.The male child is being held on a misdemeanor of probation from Coffee County. He is scheduled for a hold hearing next hebdomad in Juvenile Court.