SLO County man drew a bayonet during public comment, police said. Now he’s in jail
He stepped to the podium at a City Council meeting, unrolled a towel, and unsheathed a 20-inch-long WWII bayonet, police said ...
Felony charge dropped against SLO County man who drew bayonet at City Council meeting
The man who drew a bayonet at a Morro Bay City Council meeting last week no longer faces a felony charge for the incident.
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SLO County man drew a bayonet during public comment, police said. Now he’s in jail
Update Feb. 4: The felony charge was dropped against Cottle and he was released from the San Luis Obispo County Jail. Follow our update here: https://www ...
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