Wednesday, September 14, 2011 Highlanders vs. Mondays!

From the Star-Gazette of Elmira, NY:
Prattsburgh man accused of threatening deputies with sword

10:55 AM, Sep. 13, 2011

PRATTSBURGH -- The Steuben County Sheriff's Office arrested a Town of Prattsburgh resident Monday, accusing him of threatening deputies with a 30-inch sword during a check the welfare complaint.

Daniel J. Hoaglin, 33, of Butts Road, in the Town of Prattsburgh, was charged with one count of criminal possession of a weapon in the third degree, a class D felony and one count of menacing a police officer or peace officer, also a class D felony, according to a Sheriff's Office news release.

Hoaglin is accused of possessing a dangerous or deadly instrument and had previously been convicted of a crime, according to the release. The charges allege that Hoaglin's actions intentionally placed a police officer in fear of serious physical injury or death.

Hoaglin is accused of threatening deputies with a sword at a Butts Road address, according to the release. Deputies took Hoaglin into custody and he was arraigned in front of Judge William Hewson.

Hoaglin was released in his own recognizance for future appearance in Urbana Justice Court.

From the website of the St. Petersburg Times:
Moon Lake man accused of attacking ex-wife with sword

By Erin Sullivan, Times Staff Writer
In Print: Wednesday, September 14, 2011

MOON LAKE — Kevin Melady was arrested Monday after spending two months on the lam for attacking his ex-wife with a sword, authorities said.

Melady, 44, is accused of breaking into his ex-wife's mobile home on Laurel Street on July 3 after she allegedly had a man over at her place, a Pasco County Sheriff's Office report states.

Melady, who lives across the street from his ex, threatened to kill her, stabbed her in the ear with a sword and held the blade to her neck, causing a two-inch cut, the report states. The woman escaped and Melady avoided investigators.

Melady was arrested at his home on a warrant for aggravated battery and was released Monday on $15,000 bail.

And now, Evil Fozzie Bear comes out of a forced retirement:

"Wow. two Highlander stories in one day! Must be a double-header! Aahh! Get it? FUN-nee!"

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