Police stopped a man who had been reported as having threatened to shoot up a business. It was determined he had threatened a fellow employee, and was armed with a gun, bullets and a high-capacity magazine.
When Euclid police stopped a man who had threatened a fellow employee, they found he had a gun, bullets and a high-capacity magazine.Police stopped a car on April 30 after getting a report that a man in the car had threatened to “shoot up” a business. Officers determined that the suspect had specifically threatened one person, a fellow employee.
It later was determined that the man, also in the presence of several Euclid police officers, telephoned another person who was found to be a protected party listed in a protection order against the suspect.
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