MASON CITY – A Mason City man found himself behind bars for a third time after police were flagged down at a local bar to report a no-contact order violation.
Mason City police report that the incident unfolded on March 5, 2016 at 1:13 AM. Officers were flagged down to report a no contact order violation at Tailgaters Bar, located at 627 South Federal Avenue. Police tell NIT that “an officer was doing a bar check inside Tailgaters Bar. Both parties of a protective order were found inside the bar.”
Officers then verified the protective order was valid and investigated the suspected violation. Officers arrested 29-year-old Philip Biermann for violation of a no-contact order without incident.
Biermann was taken to jail and released later that day, pending a court date.
Biermann was last jailed in January, after the Cerro Gordo county sheriff’s office reported a no-contact order violation; that charge was later dismissed as he entered a guilty plea to a charge of domestic abuse assault causing injury. He was given a deferred judgement and probation.
Biermann had been arrested after a domestic incident on December 22, 2015. The alleged victim – who Biermann claims “cried wolf” to police – had complained of a head injury. A no-contact order, which forbids contact between the accused and his alleged victim, was immediately imposed by a judge and remains in effect.
He needs some self esteem. Stop trying to go back to the the woman that cheated on you, and set you up to begin with. She’s a whole and your kids deserve a father that is strong and independent. You can do this!
Gotta know when to hold em… know when to fold em… know when to walk away.. know when to run!
Got damn batman it’s another set-up. Husband vs Wife. Holy Cow!