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Posted: 10:31 PM Apr 11, 2008
Man Sentenced For Battery to Officer
A Polk County sheriff's deputy had to fire a shot at man after investigators say he refused to drop a crow bar even after he was tasered and pepper-sprayed Reporter: NewsCenter 13 StaffEmail Address: news@weau.com |
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A Balsam Lake man pleads no contest to battery to a law enforcement officer after an argument at a gas station.
In early December, a Polk County sheriff's deputy had to fire a shot at Martin Chapman after investigators say Chapman refused to drop a crow bar even after he was tasered and pepper-sprayed.
Investigators say it all started when Chapman was trying to pay for gas with silver coins. The judge gave Chapman six months in jail and three years probation.
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