Logan police arrest Nibley man downtown after standoff and sending threatening notes to police
Man is escorted by police at incident on 400 North and Main Street in Logan, Utah. (Photo by Megan Nielsen)
Update Oct. 30
- Man is escorted by police at incident on 400 North and Main Street in Logan, Utah. (Photo by Megan Nielsen)
The Logan City Police Department cited 63-year-old David D’addabbo, of Nibley, Tuesday afternoon at the 7-Eleven on 400 North for sending threatening notes to the department.
D’addabbo refused to register his vehicle and told police he would “protect himself and his vehicle at all costs,” said Capt. Tyson Budge.
When police met him at the gas station, they found a loaded firearm in his possession, and Budge said he is a restricted person because of his prior criminal convictions.
Federal court documents show he was convicted of “threatening a federal official” and “corrupt endeavor to obstruct the IRS,” in 2006.
Update 7:04 p.m. Oct. 29
Logan City Police say the issue has been “peacefully resolved,” and the area will be cleaned up and roads reopened as quickly as possible.
Logan City Police has peacefully resolved the issue at 400 N Main. police will be cleaning up the area and opening roads as quickly as possible.
— Logan City Police (@Logancitypolice) October 30, 2018
Logan City Police are dealing with a “police situation” at 400 N. Main St. according to its official Twitter account. Police are asking residents to avoid the area and didn’t provide details on the situation. Police are negotiating with an individual at the location according to its official Twitter account.
Logan City Police is dealing with a police situation at 400 N. Main St. please stay clear of this area.
— Logan City Police (@Logancitypolice) October 29, 2018
Logan City Police is still activity negotiating with an individual at 400 N Main in Logan. Please stay clear of this area until we can safely resolve this matter.
— Logan City Police (@Logancitypolice) October 30, 2018