VALE MAN ARRESTED AFTER SERIES OF INCIDENTS

By Jon Mayhew

LINCOLNTON – A Vale man who started a series of disturbances at a Lincolnton restaurant ended up going to jail after officers witnessed the man urinating in the roadway of Riverside Drive.

Officer Tony Pots said the incident started at Fatz Café on East Main Street around 10:45pm.

“The manager called and said Christopher Henderson and a woman were causing a disturbance, and he wanted the party to leave,” said Potts.

Officers were called back to Fatz Café three times in reference to the same suspect, according to Officer Potts report. Officers found a small pocketknife on the suspect during the third call, which was confiscated.

At one point, Henderson thought he left a jacket at the restaurant that he actually wore outside the first time he was thrown out. A second time, the woman thought she lost her debit card, which she found in her pocketbook.

Henderson later came to the police department, looking for his pocketknife.

By the time officers found Henderson and Charlene Lovelace, they were in front of Farmer Toms.

According to Lt. Dwite Shehan, Henderson was arrested for drunk and disruptive behavior and standing by the roadway. Bond on the charges was set at $1,000 secured.

The arrest report indicated Lovelace was taken to the Harven A. Crouse Detention Center via public assist.

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