Tom Olsen

The victim had an order for protection against the defendant, who said he "did not care" if he went to jail, according to the charges.

Authorities said four young vandals were seen pouring dish soap into the public art piece earlier this month.

The defendant allegedly crashed a bonfire party and later confronted the same group at another location.

Vandals have been stealing or destroying the cameras, and some community members have raised concerns about privacy and misuse.

The Flock automated cameras proved to be easily susceptible to vandalism and theft, a police official said, and the department did not have ongoing funding for the technology after a one-year grant.

The abduction and killing of Paul Antonich led to five convictions, with three since released from prison and two others set to receive a parole hearing soon.

Three people reportedly suffered minor injuries after a verbal dispute led to gunfire.

Street-mounted license plate reading cameras prone to vandalism, did not meet expectations during one-year test run.

The judge denied the defense's request for probation, but agreed to reduce his prison term based on mental health issues.

Community members took city officials to task at a meeting Monday night, condemning the leaked comments that they called racist and sexist.