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Lincoln City Man Arrested After Alleged Threats Near School Bus Stop
KPTV reported that Cristofer Ochoa was booked into jail after allegedly threatening adults and children near a Lincoln City school bus stop. Court documents described multiple counts, including menacing and reckless endangerment; the booking date was not specified.
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KPTV reported on September 24, citing court documents, that Lincoln City police were called to the Ridge Apartments around 3 p.m. Tuesday after reports of Cristofer Ochoa yelling obscenities at six people, including adults and children waiting near a school bus stop. The report does not state the exact date he was booked into jail, saying only that he was booked that week.
According to the court documents summarized by KPTV, Ochoa threatened four people, saying he had a loaded gun and would shoot them one by one. He is also accused of driving quickly toward a woman and stopping about six inches away. A witness reportedly said Ochoa had just returned from court and claimed to have beaten the charges.
KPTV said investigators reported Ochoa had been arrested on Sunday for similar charges. In connection with the reported bus-stop incident, he faced multiple counts of reckless endangerment, menacing and other charges; the article does not give a final count or report any court outcome. The allegations are not convictions.
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