40-year-old Jonathan Mason recently had issues with a local business and was subsequently barred from the property. Jonathan was incensed and felt he only had one recourse to avenge his unfair treatment- release a completely freaked out and wild raccoon into the business.
The Murray Police Department received this unusual call at approximately 9:18 p.m. on June 6th. The owners of the business informed officers that Mr. Mason had entered the business and released a raccoon before turning around and leaving. One patron was bitten by the raccoon in the ensuing mayhem caused by its release.
Officers soon tracked down Jonathan Mason and initiated a traffic stop. However, Mason wasn't going down easy; he was all out of raccoons so he had to think on his feet. He landed on the decision to refuse to roll down his vehicle's window. Mason eventually had to be physically removed from his vehicle.
Jonathan Mason was taken into custody and booked into the Calloway County Jail. He is facing charges of third-degree criminal trespass, second-degree assault, resisting arrest and failure to maintain insurance.
There is no report on the raccoon.
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