Man charged with damaging surveillance camera in Nebraska

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 21:38 · Archive

A 26-year-old man was charged after damaging a Flock surveillance camera in eastern Nebraska on 11 October.

Caeden Hartman, 26, was charged after allegedly damaging a Flock surveillance camera in eastern Nebraska on 11 October. The Platte County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of camera damage at the intersection of 48th Avenue and 53rd Street. A deputy found Hartman walking eastbound along a private driveway marked with no trespassing signs, wearing a ski mask. A handgun and black metal pole were found in the field.

Deputies estimated the camera, valued at £6,000, sustained about £550 in damage. According to court records, Hartman had met with another person and attempted to convince them to participate in 'flocking'. During this encounter, Hartman allegedly lifted his shirt to display a holstered firearm and showed the person the black metal pole he reportedly used to damage the camera.

Hartman was charged with terroristic threats, use of a firearm to commit a felony, criminal mischief costing over £5,000, use of a deadly weapon to commit a felony, and second-degree criminal trespass. His bond is set at 10 per cent of £15,000. His next court date is scheduled for 4 November.

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• Man charged after damaging flock camera in eastern Nebraska, deputies sayA man was charged after reportedly damaging a Flock camera in eastern Nebraska.WOWT · 2 Nov, 21:01
• Man charged after damaging flock camera in eastern Nebraska, deputies sayA man was charged after reportedly damaging a Flock camera in eastern Nebraska.1011Now · 2 Nov, 21:01

In this story: Caeden Hartman · Platte County Sheriff's Office · Columbus · Nebraska

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