Arrest made in assault on INDOT worker
Posted: Nov 18, 2014 7:55 PM EST
Indiana State Police have arrested a man suspected of assaulting an Indiana Department of Transportation worker on Friday November 7 around 11:15 a.m.
According to Police, the worker was working in a construction zone on SR331 just south of Bourbon on his lunch break when a man drove around the barricades blocking the road.
The INDOT worker got out of his vehicle to stop the driver because it looked like he drove over some equipment, police said.
The driver hit the INDOT worker with his side view mirror, then got out of his truck and punched the INDOT worker several times in the face, according to police.
On Tuesday, November 18, ISP arrested 56-year-old Richard Roe of Rochester for battery.
Police said they received an anonymous tip from a concerned citizen.
Roe is being held in the Marshall County Jail on $25,000 bond.
According to Police, the worker was working in a construction zone on SR331 just south of Bourbon on his lunch break when a man drove around the barricades blocking the road.
The INDOT worker got out of his vehicle to stop the driver because it looked like he drove over some equipment, police said.
The driver hit the INDOT worker with his side view mirror, then got out of his truck and punched the INDOT worker several times in the face, according to police.
On Tuesday, November 18, ISP arrested 56-year-old Richard Roe of Rochester for battery.
Police said they received an anonymous tip from a concerned citizen.
Roe is being held in the Marshall County Jail on $25,000 bond.
