EPD: Suspect allegedly shot man with shotgun shell filled with cereal

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EUREKA, Calif. - Timothy Glass Jr., 29, Eureka, was arrested in Eureka for resisting arrest and probation violation after allegedly shooting a man with flare gun loaded with a shotgun shell filled with cereal, according to the Eureka Police Department.

On June 7, at around 3:25 p.m., the Eureka Police Department, Humboldt Bay Fire and City Ambulance responded to the end of Truesdale Street for the report of shots fired, according to officials.

It was first reported that an adult man had sustained a single gunshot wound to his hand.

The suspect, who was believed to be Timothy Glass Jr., 29, of Eureka, had reportedly left the scene on a bike following the incident, according to officials.

Officers said they located the victim and he was transported by ambulance to the hospital for treatment of a non-life threatening wound to one hand.

Not long after the incident, Eureka police detectives said they called dispatch to inform them that Glass had been detained in the Palco Marsh area.

According to officials, Glass resisted apprehension causing minor injury to a detective.

The victim was contacted at the hospital who positively identified Glass as the shooter but he did not wish to pursue charges and signed a no further action form, according to detectives.

Glass was booked into the Humboldt County jail for resisting arrest and probation violation.

Investigation reveals that Glass fired a flare gun loaded with a shotgun shell filled with Rice Krispies, according to detectives. The case will be referred to the Humboldt County District Attorney’s Office for review.

MelsWhitePubes on June 9th, 2017 at 18:39 UTC »

When I went to high school in East Texas in the late eighties, a lot of my classmates would 'hunt' each other for fun using shotguns loaded with paper. I never participated because I did not have a shotgun and preferred painless amusement - it really smarted if you were hit from close range. I remember one guy was banned from playing because he used magnum shells and got pieces of paper embedded in the skin of one of the other kids.

A LOT of people in the country kept shells loaded with rock salt for driving trespassers and neighbors' pets off their land. That would break skin at a decent range and really hurt, but usually didn't cause serious injuries.

ninjachortle on June 9th, 2017 at 16:04 UTC »

If I had to be shot with cereal I think that Rice Krispies would be high on the list. Would be way better than getting hit by honey bunches of oats or wheaties.

Hixonite on June 9th, 2017 at 14:41 UTC »

Wanted to be a Cereal Killer obvs.