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Man arrested after 2 held hostage at Colorado weigh station
Man was told to park his truck overnight, police say
By Associated Press |
Tahoe.com
FORT COLLINS, Colorado — Authorities say a knife-wielding man briefly held two state employees hostage at a northern Colorado weigh station after being told to park his truck overnight.
Police arrested 49-year-old Samuel Ervin Brown of Columbia, S.C., Tuesday night at the station on Interstate 25. The two employees were rescued without being injured.
Authorities say Brown held the men at knifepoint for about 10 minutes after he was issued a citation and told to park his truck until Wednesday morning. He was arrested on kidnapping charges and taken to jail.
Department of Revenue spokesman Mark Couch declined to comment on the citation because drivers' records are confidential. He said truck drivers are generally required to park overnight when they exceed the number of hours allowed without a break.
Police arrested 49-year-old Samuel Ervin Brown of Columbia, S.C., Tuesday night at the station on Interstate 25. The two employees were rescued without being injured.
Authorities say Brown held the men at knifepoint for about 10 minutes after he was issued a citation and told to park his truck until Wednesday morning. He was arrested on kidnapping charges and taken to jail.
Department of Revenue spokesman Mark Couch declined to comment on the citation because drivers' records are confidential. He said truck drivers are generally required to park overnight when they exceed the number of hours allowed without a break.
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