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Charges dismissed against man who allegedly assaulted Judge Wolff inside Lowe’s
Bexar County authorities have dismissed the disorderly conduct charge against the San Antonio man who allegedly assaulted Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff inside a Lowe’s Home Improvement store
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Terry Toller, 47, turned himself in after officials said he allegedly assaulted Judge Wolff inside the store in June. He was arrested on a warrant for assaulting a peace officer/judge, which is a 2nd-degree felony.
However, just a few hours later, the charge was reduced to a Class C misdemeanor. The LaHood Norton Law Group said they would be representing Toller.
BCSO said Judge Wolff was approaching the checkout counter inside the Lowe’s off I-10 and Callaghan Road when the cashier asked Toller ahead of him to wear a mask. According to Wolff, Toller became belligerent and started berating the cashier.
Wolff told investigators he stepped in to break up the altercation and explain recent
Assistant DA dismisses disorderly conduct charge against man who allegedly assaulted Judge Wolff inside Lowe’s
Judge Nelson Wolff said he went to give the customer his card and said the man knocked it out of his hand before taking off from the store.
SAN ANTONIO — District Attorney Joe Gonzales has dismissed the disorderly conduct charge against the San Antonio man who allegedly assaulted Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff inside a Lowe’s Home Improvement store
The man accused of the incident turned himself in after officials said he allegedly assaulted Judge Wolff inside the store in June. He was arrested on a warrant for assaulting a peace officer/judge, which is a 2nd degree felony.
However, just a few hours later, the charge was reduced to a Class C misdemeanor. The LaHood Norton Law Group said they would be representing the man.
BCSO said Judge Wolff was approaching the checkout counter inside the Lowe’s off I-10 and Callaghan Road when the cashier asked the customer ahead