Boone County —
Entering the Boone County Courthouse may become more difficult
for the public because of a man who police consider a “credible
threat” to court employees.
The man, who was not identified, appeared at the Superior Court II
office four hours before his hearing, unaware that it had been
postponed, Boone County Attorney Bob Clutter said.
“He came into their office and had a camera on his head,” Clutter
said. “He was making some very odd and unusual statements.”
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