An incident on January 31 leaves two young men facing numerous charges in Lebanon County.
Around 745 p.m., a man was driving on Grace Avenue when he struck a dog running loose on the roadway. Christopher Cave then approached the driver, grabbed him and pushed him into his vehicle.
Cave later struck the driver in the face, injuring him. Both him and a 17-year-old teen threatened the victim, telling him he could not leave until he paid for the dead dog.
Christopher Cave was charged with theft by extortion, terroristic threats, criminal coercion, false imprisonment, simple assault, improper confinement and housing of dogs, harassment and disorderly conduct.
The teen victim was charged separately with criminal conspiracy and making terroristic threats.
Around 745 p.m., a man was driving on Grace Avenue when he struck a dog running loose on the roadway. Christopher Cave then approached the driver, grabbed him and pushed him into his vehicle.
Cave later struck the driver in the face, injuring him. Both him and a 17-year-old teen threatened the victim, telling him he could not leave until he paid for the dead dog.
Christopher Cave was charged with theft by extortion, terroristic threats, criminal coercion, false imprisonment, simple assault, improper confinement and housing of dogs, harassment and disorderly conduct.
The teen victim was charged separately with criminal conspiracy and making terroristic threats.