And that rhymes with "DMV" and that stands for Halburn!
The Putnam County Sheriff Department reports on 10-15-15:
"Assault, 1000 Block Liberty Square Drive, Teays Valley, suspect listed at time of report, pending investigation."
That's the Teays Valley DMV office.
Want to guess who the suspect was that was involved?
That's right. Mark Vance Halburn.
He came in last Thursday afternoon at his typical time, just before
closing, about 10 'til 5:00. He had a bunch of papers with him and they
said he had been told again and again that he needed a lien release. He
then demanded to talk to the director in Charleston. So they called
Charleston and put it on speaker phone. He didn't like what he was told.
That’s when he went nuts and allegedly said “I have a box cutter out in my car and I’m not afraid to use it!”
At that point they told him they couldn’t help him and told him to leave and he continued to cause a big scene.
He was then escorted out of the building. Then he got in his car and drove circles around the worker who escorted him out. Apparently he saw them calling 911, so of course he called in a complaint as well.
And as usual, he left before the police got there.
What is it going to take for Putnam County to lock up this menace?
The sheriff is all buddy buddy with Halburn and the prosecutor is gutless.
They'll probably give him an award for "Helping Test Emergency Readiness" or something.
Ignore his psych report at your own peril.
"Mr. Halburn's psychological profile and behavior would suggest that he has propensity for aggressive behavior. Given his degree of agitation and volatility, any threats made by Mr. Halburn should be taken seriously and dealt with appropriately."
That’s when he went nuts and allegedly said “I have a box cutter out in my car and I’m not afraid to use it!”
At that point they told him they couldn’t help him and told him to leave and he continued to cause a big scene.
He was then escorted out of the building. Then he got in his car and drove circles around the worker who escorted him out. Apparently he saw them calling 911, so of course he called in a complaint as well.
And as usual, he left before the police got there.
What is it going to take for Putnam County to lock up this menace?
The sheriff is all buddy buddy with Halburn and the prosecutor is gutless.
They'll probably give him an award for "Helping Test Emergency Readiness" or something.
Ignore his psych report at your own peril.
"Mr. Halburn's psychological profile and behavior would suggest that he has propensity for aggressive behavior. Given his degree of agitation and volatility, any threats made by Mr. Halburn should be taken seriously and dealt with appropriately."
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