Justin A. Edlen, 30, of 4000 Alpine Parkway, lot K1, Valley Hi, was charged with menacing, criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct related to an incident Monday, Aug. 28.
Deputies of the Logan County Sheriff’s Office were dispatched to the Mountainview Mobile Home park about 5:35 a.m. in reference to a menacing complaint.
Deputies spoke with a neighbor, who reported his fiancé was accosted by Edlen on her way to work that morning. His fiancé reported that Edlen stepped from the shadows in their yard as she was getting into her car and then he began shouting profanities at her.
Then as she approached the entrance/exit to the mobile home park, she stated Edlen was once again standing there, reportedly shouting at her and holding a cane, she noted.
Deputies were able to review a video that she took of the incident, and they said Edlen was displaying aggressive behavior toward her after she told him to leave her alone.
Deputies located Edlen during a traffic stop involving his vehicle in the parking lot of Mad River Mountain. While speaking with him, deputies observed an odor of alcohol on his person. He denied involvement in the incident that morning, even when presented with video evidence.
He was placed under arrest and transported to the Logan County Jail.
Domestic violence arrest reported
Teddy Stanley II, 48, of 3733 Township Road 164, West Liberty, was charged with domestic violence related to an incident Friday, Aug. 25.
Deputies were dispatched about 10:15 a.m. to a residence at the Mountainview Mobile Home Park, 4000 Alpine Parkway in reference to a domestic dispute involving an assault.
Upon arrival, deputies met with Standley’s girlfriend, who reported that the couple had gotten into a physical argument and that he slapped her in the face and then took their 2-year-old child and tried to leave the home.
However, she reportedly pulled him back in the residence and he then put the child down. Then she said the defendant put her in a headlock and choked her, causing her to pass out. She said Stanley then left the residence.
Deputies said the girlfriend was transported by Tri-Valley EMS to Mary Rutan Hospital for treatment, and later was transferred to Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus.
Deputies located Stanley’s vehicle in the area of Township Road 164 and initiated a traffic stop. Stanley was placed under arrest and transported to the jail.