#1 Road Rage Incident <\/p>\n\n\n\n
On December 23rd, around 2:00 pm, deputies responded to a road rage incident at the 7600 block of 156th St. Ct. E. The victim reported the suspect tailgated her and continued to flip her off while she drove the speed limit. After the suspect passed the victim, the victim admitted to throwing a water bottle at the suspect’s car. The suspect car stops, and a female passenger gets out and uses scissors to crack the victim\u2019s window before throwing the scissors at the victim\u2019s car and leaving the scene. We are asking for your help in identifying the female passenger. If you know who she is, call our non-emergency number to speak with a deputy. Never participate in road rage, never pull over to engage with the other party, and get away if you can or drive to a nearby police station to report. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
#2 Charged Suspect Flees Courtroom <\/p>\n\n\n\n
On December 23rd, around 11:15 am, one of our court security deputies was called to a courtroom for a suspect who had just been charged with multiple felonies and fled the courtroom before he could be taken into custody. Fortunately, our deputy was able to stop him in the hallway and take him into custody after a short struggle. The male suspect was returned to the courtroom, where he was charged with DV assault in the 2nd degree, kidnapping 1st and 2nd degree, and unlawful imprisonment. The judge also added additional charges of resisting arrest and escape 3rd degree. <\/p>\n\n\n\n