MASON CITY – A Mason City man is in jail after a warrant was issued for his arrest for failing to appear in court.
David William Garber, age 32, was set to appear in court on November 7th for a contempt hearing related to a 4th degree criminal mischief case in which he was found guilty, but he did not show up. A warrant was then issued for his arrest by judge Gerald Magee. He was booked into the county jail on the afternoon of November 18th. Garber still owes the court $1,582.66 in that case.
Garber negotiated a plea with the court on a charge of unauthorized use of a credit card and on November 9th was given 40 hours of community service and probation by Judge Carlynn Grupp. Both a $625 fine and 2 year jail term were suspended.
Garber is being held in the Cerro Gordo Conty Jail at this time on $1,000 cash bond.
SUBJECT IS INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY
Funny someone I know had a credit card fraud charge & it was dismissed… hmmmmm…. No fine, nothing. I had to pay it all myself when I never authorized the charge. Guess it depends on what judge you get.
Another Mason City winner. Must be from the South End. Damn South End.
Neck tattoos, sure sign of a law abiding citizen.
Send him to the ovens.