Mansfield, OH – 3 December 2019- An unnamed 49 year old man was arrested at gunpoint by officers responding to an incident at a repossession company Monday.
The man was at the repossession company attempting to pick up his vehicle when he began cussing and screaming at the company staff when they requested his drivers license.
When officers arrived, the man refused to provide identification and finally had guns drawn on him when he refused to comply with the officers demand to take his hand out of his pocket and lay down on the ground.
After searching the man, nothing was found in his pocket.
The man was issued a summons to appear on a charge of obstructing official business and taken into the custody of the Mansfield Police Department jail.
Source: Mansfield News Journal
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