Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer is charged with false reporting and making a false statement after claiming a Black newspaper carrier threatened to kill him last year.
November 28, 2022 at 8:36 am PST, who prompted a massive police response by reporting a Black man threatened to kill him, a claim which is now being considered as false reporting. This is a delay from when jury selection had to be halted Tuesday, Nov. 22, due to Troyer testing positive with a rapid test for COVID-19.
Troyer is on trial for an incident that happened in October 2021, when Troyer allegedly called an officer line to 911 dispatch claiming the Black newspaper carrier, Sedrick Altheimer, threatened to kill him. He reportedly came down with the flu after his defense initially claimed he had COVID early Monday. He took two rapid tests, one came back negative, while another had a faint red line, declaring it positive.
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