A tree service worker hired by the city of Eden Prairie to remove a diseased tree faced a woman with a shotgun who told him to leave, according to a criminal complaint filed Thursday in Hennepin County District Court.
When the worker went to the house on Tuesday, he rang the doorbell twice and got no answer, the complaint said. He went to the back yard to find the tree, which was marked with orange paint, and found that the letters “F U” also written on the tree.
As the worker started to size up the tree, Sisak came out with the shotgun across her body and asked him what he was doing, according to the complaint. When he said he was with the city to remove the tree, she told him to leave and followed him as closely as 15 or 20 feet, it also said.
-
psychejive reblogged this from stuffaboutminneapolis and added:
hahaha heard this...radio this morning
-
youotterreadthisblog liked this
-
benzic liked this
-
boomd reblogged this from stuffaboutminneapolis and added:
First I laughed. Then I frowned. She’s clearly
-
sarahmorrison reblogged this from stuffaboutminneapolis and added:
Now, my old man and I didn’t quite hold...shotgun, but we did save
-
dmdhashw reblogged this from stuffaboutminneapolis and added:
Prairie, how I love you so….
-
stuffaboutminneapolis posted this
